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July 2020 Visa Bulletin: What to Expect?

The Department of State has released the visa bulletin for July 2020 outlining the availability of immigrant visa numbers for the upcoming month. NOTE: Adjustment of Status Filing Charts July 2020 For Family-Sponsored Filings:In the F2A category, there is a cutoff date on the Dates for Filing chart.  However, the…

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BREAKING: Trump Administration Proposes Halting Adjustment of Status Applications Filed with USCIS

A new media report has provided information revealing that the Trump administration is planning to put a temporary “hold” on green card applications filed from the United States. What is this all about? As you know earlier this year, the President signed “Proclamation Suspending the Entry of Immigrants Who Present…

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USCIS San Diego Field Office: What is happening with Interviews and Oath Ceremonies?

In this post we will share with our readers what we know is happening locally with the scheduling of interviews at the San Diego Field Office and oath ceremonies. Please keep in mind that we do not have information about other Field Offices at this time. Oath Ceremonies The San…

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USCIS Prepares to Reopen Some Offices on June 4

We have very exciting news for our readers. Yesterday, May 27th the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) confirmed that it is preparing to reopen some domestic offices and resume services to the public on or after June 4th. As you know, on March 18th USCIS made the difficult…

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June 2020 Visa Bulletin: What to Expect?

The Department of State has released the visa bulletin for June 2020 outlining the availability of immigrant visa numbers for the upcoming month. NOTE: Adjustment of Status Filing Charts June 2020 For Family-Sponsored Filings: In the F2A category, there is a cutoff date on the Dates for Filing chart.  However, the…

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USCIS Asks Federal Government for $1.2 Billion Bailout, Proposes Fee Increases by Summertime

The economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic has been felt by nearly all sectors of the economy, but perhaps the most unexpected victim has been the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Unlike many other government agencies, USCIS does not depend on government funding to survive. Instead, the agency…

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USCIS Proposes Sweeping Changes to Affidavit of Support

The government is yet again proposing sweeping changes to current immigration policy, this time targeting Form I-864, Affidavit of Support. By law, petitioners seeking to immigrate their immediate relative to the United States are required to submit Form I-864 affidavit of support, to ensure to the government that the foreign…

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The Healthcare Workforce Resilience Act Proposes Relief for Nurses and Physicians applying for Green Cards

We are pleased to report the introduction of a brand-new Senate bill called the Healthcare Workforce Resilience Act, sponsored by Senators David Perdue, Todd Young, Dick Durbin, and Chris Coons. The purpose of the bill is to increase the number of health care workers available to meet the demand of…

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BREAKING UPDATE: Executive Order Will Apply Only to Green Cards and Last 60 Days

In this post, we bring you a late-breaking update regarding the President’s recent tweet announcing the temporary suspension of immigration into the United States by executive order. While the President has not yet signed the executive order suspending immigration, in a press briefing held today, reporters had the opportunity to…

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All About The New Form I-944, Declaration of Self-Sufficiency

Applying for adjustment of status just became a lot more difficult. After announcing the nationwide implementation of the final rule “Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds” on February 24, 2020, USCIS unveiled a brand-new form (Form I-944) that must be filed with all applications for adjustment of status postmarked on or…