From time to time, we are providing more information about the above referenced process. Although it may seem to be simple, we suggest you to consult a qualified immigration attorney before filing the application to become a permanent resident based on marriage to a US Citizen. Prior to submitting the…
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Hundreds of workers to be terminated at American Apparel
Hundreds of American Apparel Inc. workers must leave the company because they were unable to prove their immigration status or fix problems with their employment records, the bottom line is that almost 1600 workers were not legally allowed to work in the US. ICE first conducted an inspection of American…
San Diego Immigration Lawyer – Deporting Prisoners Saves California Money
How is Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger going to save us money? How about massive deportation plan. California Corrections officials are reviewing the cases of undocumented immigrant prisoners to see who can be deported. About 6,000 up for consideration have more than one felony. Releasing undocumented prisoners is part of the Governor’s…
Happy Labor Day!!
Wishing all our readers a happy Labor Day,and all the joys of a beautiful autumn. Make sure to take some time to relax and enjoy. The editors at ilw.com wrote a nice greeting for Labor Day: The first Labor Day holiday was celebrated in 1882 to pay tribute to American…
H1B Visas for Nurses – Can they qualify?
As attorneys that work with Hospitals and medical professionals, we always get questions from clients about the H1B visa. Can Nurses really get this visa, and if so how? The H1B visa program, which has a current allocation of 65,000 visas per year (This year visas are still open and…
USCIS Issues Extension of Information Collection for Form I-698
San Diego Immigration lawyer informed that the Department of Homeland Security, USCIS has submitted the information collection request to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review and clearance in accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. The information collection was previously published in the Federal Register on…
USCIS Medical Exam Form (I-693): To Be Accepted Beyond Expiration Date
The current medical exam Form I-693 has expired on August 31, 2009. The USCIS will continue to accept this form despite its expiration date until a revised form is published. The revised form is currently in progress and not yet available. Please submit the completed Form I-693, sealed in an…
E-Verify require to be used by Federal Contractors beginning Sept. 8, 2009
U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, Southern Division on August 25, 2009, denied the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s challenge to an amendment to the Federal Appropriation Regulation (FAR) that makes E-Verify mandatory for federal contractors. As a result, as of September 8, 2009, the FAR requires participating vendors…
Death of US Petitioner (visa sponsor) – procedure for making a request for humanitarian reinstatement of I-130 petitions that have been revoked based on the death of the petitioner
Previously we reported about the new procedures affecting surviving spouses of US petitioners that passed away. Now the Vermont Service Center issued some guidance on the procedure for making a request for humanitarian reinstatement of I-130 petitions that have been revoked based on the death of the petitioner. The process…
H1B Visa Lawyer about random on-site H1B sponsors inspections on the rise!
The days of considering the H1B visa process a purely administrative process are over. In the not so distant past, H1B cases were just about the forms and the evidence submitted in the case. If the USCIS liked the arguments and supporting documents, an approval was issued. Things are not…