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Religious Workers Visas – District Court Orders USCIS to Accept Concurrently-Filed Religious Worker I-360s & I-485s

In a recent decision, RUIZ-DIAZ v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the court ruled that Petitioners who filed or will file a Petition for Special Immigrant Religious Worker Visa (Form I-360) with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) on behalf of individual beneficiaries are hereby notified that you or your…

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San Diego Immigration Lawyer: Update on Green Card Stamp issues after the Adjustment Interview

The information that is provided in this post is relevant as of Friday May 15, 2009. This is coming from our local AILA chapter Chair. As many of our readers know, at the conclusion of the Marriage based adjustment of status interview, the immigration officer, upon approval, used to stamp…

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I-601 Waiver Attorney about Ciudad Juarez Operations During H1N1 Flu Outbreak

As attorneys that handle numerous I-601 waiver cases, we are following the Consulate in Ciudad Juarez very closely. Clients are worried about their waiver appointments and are confused about any potential delays. The U.S. Consulate General in Ciudad Juarez will re-open consular operations on a rolling basis. The Consulate’s American…

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DREAM ACT – College Board offers support

Certainly more good news in the Immigration arena. According to the LA TimesThe College Board is supporting legislation that would offer some undocumented youths a path to citizenship through college or the military. The association best known for the SAT and AP tests it administers is stepping into the contentious…