Tightening the noose on immigrant visa applications
Being old, obese, mentally unstable, or cardiovascularly impaired, among other conditions, may affect a person’s financial standing now and in the future.
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Daily Tribune
A Fil-Am lawyer admitted to the New York Bar and Maryland Bar with over 20 years’ experience handling a variety of US immigration cases, including employment-based and family-based sponsorships, student visas, consular processing cases, naturalizations, and domestic relations/uncontested divorce cases, among others.
Being old, obese, mentally unstable, or cardiovascularly impaired, among other conditions, may affect a person’s financial standing now and in the future.
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As the green leaves of summer give way to the brownish hues of autumn in the land of milk and honey, the much-vaunted immigration enforcement machinery of…
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One such issue pertains to the US State Department’s alleged scrutiny of passport applications or renewals filed by individuals holding dual or multiple…
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Recently, the US government issued a stern warning about the consequences of executing a Form I-864 and its associated paperwork.
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Under the proposed amendments, all F and J nonimmigrants shall be restricted to a fixed maximum period of stay upon entry, which cannot exceed four years in…
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This real-life narrative has a singular, drab purpose: to explain the genesis of the birthright citizenship controversy that’s now rattling America.
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Anecdotally and based on news reports, the majority of Filipino H-1B workers are employed in the education and healthcare sectors, followed by computer and…
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Nowadays, every immigration violation in the US, however seemingly minor or inconsequential it may appear to be, has the potential to cause major complications…
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Called neighborhood investigations, the scrutiny covers at least the preceding five-year period prior to the filing of the citizenship application.
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Under the new policy, USCIS officers may straight away deny a petition or application even for negligible errors or omissions.
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