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Visa Waiver Overstay and Marriage Based Adjustment of Status – Litigation Update January 2011

A few months ago we posted the most recent update about Visa Waiver overstay adjudications in San Diego District office and other offices, see here In San Diego the situation is still on hold and there is no clear guidance yet. Nationwide we have some clarity. This is the update…

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San Diego Citizenship Lawyer – Date Set to Unveil Bill Intending to end Birthright Citizenship

More news from Arizona. Immigration hawks Sen. Russell Pearce, the author of SB1070, and Rep. John Kavanagh will attend a Jan. 5 press conference at the National Press Club to introduce model legislation that aims to force the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on the longstanding interpretation of the…

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H1B Visas – USCIS to Propose Registration Requirement for H-1B Petitions Subject to Numerical Limitations

We recently learned that USCIS is planning to publish proposed rule to establish a mandatory, Internet-based, electronic registration process for U.S. employers seeking to file H-1B petitions for workers that are subject to either the 65,000 or 20,000 annual numerical limitations. This rule proposes an electronic registration program for petitions…

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H1B Visa Lawyer – H-1B Extensions for Beneficiaries at Third-Party Worksites

In light of the increase in RFEs focused on the employer-employee relationship, right to control, and availability of “qualifying employment” at third-party worksites, here are some suggestions in order to maximize the likelihood of securing a three-year H-1B extension for petitions involving placement at third-party worksites: 1. Submit a certified…

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San Diego Deportation Lawyer – 24 Immigrants Pardoned by Governor of New York

Gov. David A. Paterson announced that he had issued pardons to 24 immigrants with prior criminal convictions, to prevent their deportation. In a statement, Mr. Paterson said his administration had reviewed more than 1,100 pardon applications and found that federal immigration laws were often “excessively harsh and in need of…

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52% Increase in Russian Tourists in Greece

Greek Culture and Tourism Deputy Minister George Nikitiades, who visited Russia recently, stated that the General Consulate of Russia to Greece announced a 52% increase of Russian tourists in Greece. Nikitiades also discussed with touristic agents, who seem to be optimistic and believe that the touristic action of Russians to…