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USCIS has announced changes to the asylum process, reducing interviews for applicants. This impacts how cases are reviewed, especially for late applicants. Discuss how these updates may affect your situation with your immigration lawyer. #Asylum #ImmigrationLaw #USCIS #LegalAdvice #ImmigrationProcess
Michelle Roberts140,000 Aufrufe • vor 1 Tag
Did you know that if your fingerprints are taken by Immigration, they are permanently registered in a federal system? This remains true regardless of how much time has passed since illegal entry or pending immigration cases. Consulting an immigration lawyer is crucial to understanding your options. #immigration #lawyer #biometrics #legaladvice #immigrationlaw
VuPhuongPhuc89,100 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen
🚨 Important immigration updates! U.S. citizens cannot bring spouses from certain countries due to a visa pause. Don't panic—this is likely to be challenged. If your spouse has a dual nationality or tourist visa, there are options! Let's discuss your thoughts. #immigrationnews #visa #spousalvisa #immigrationlaw #immigrationtiktok #mcbeanlaw
BulaMunion2,700,000 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
Could ICE arrest you during a routine traffic stop? At the airport before a domestic flight? Or after attending your immigration court hearing? These are three situations where immigrants may face ICE enforcement, even while going about their everyday lives. Through the 287(g) program, certain local law enforcement officers can assist with federal immigration enforcement. ICE arrests have also occurred at airports and in connection with immigration court proceedings. But not every traffic stop, flight, or immigration appointment puts you at risk. Your immigration status, prior deportation orders, and individual circumstances matter. Which of these three places surprised you the most? #ICE #ImmigrationNews #DeportationDefense #ImmigrationLaw #SBLaw
bradbernsteinlaw82,900 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
✅ BUENAS NOTICIAS: USCIS se acaba de actualizar y nos confirma cuál tabla del Boletín podremos usar para hacer Ajuste de Estatus basado en familia. Para solicitar un Ajuste de Estatus (Formulario I-485) en EE.UU., debes cumplir con ciertos requisitos básicos: 1. Elegibilidad: Haber ingresado legalmente al país (con visa, parole u otra admisión válida). Algunas excepciones existen bajo leyes especiales como la Ley de Ajuste Cubano. 2.Categoría de inmigración: Contar con una base válida (ej. petición familiar aprobada, empleo, asilo, visa U/T, lotería de visas, programas especiales). 3.Disponibilidad de visa: Salvo en casos especiales, debe haber un número de visa disponible en el Visa Bulletin para tu categoría y país de origen. 4.Admisibilidad: No tener causales de inadmisibilidad como ciertos antecedentes penales, presencia ilegal prolongada, fraude migratorio o problemas de salud pública. Algunas situaciones permiten solicitar un perdón (waiver). 5.Presencia física: Estar dentro de EE.UU. al momento de presentar la solicitud. 6. No tener otras barreras: No estar en procesos o condiciones que lo impidan (ej. entradas ilegales múltiples sin perdón, órdenes de deportación vigentes salvo que se reabran, entre otras). En resumen, necesitas una entrada válida o una excepción, una categoría migratoria aprobada o pendiente con visa disponible, y ser admisible bajo la ley. ⚠️ AVISO LEGAL: Este contenido es solo informativo.❌NO somos abogados ni representantes acreditados por el Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos. ❌ NO brindamos asesoría legal. ✅ La información compartida acá proviene de fuentes públicas como USCIS, el DOS o medios de noticias. ⚠️ No tome decisiones migratorias solo con este contenido. 🔷 Siempre consulte a un abogado de inmigración autorizado para recibir asesoría legal personalizada. 🚨WE ARE NOT ATTORNEYS LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN USA AND WE MAY NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE. WE ARE NOT AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES ACCREDITED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ), TO PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE🚨 #USCIS #VisaBulletin #ImmigrationLaw #FamilyImmigration #StatusAdjustment
Jack Newman43,400 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
USCIS has issued a major new policy memo warning officers that adjustment of status is an “extraordinary” discretionary benefit and not a guaranteed right. The memo heavily emphasizes discretion, preconceived intent, visa violations, unauthorized employment, and maintaining lawful status. This could lead to significantly tougher scrutiny of marriage-based green card cases, parole adjustments, tourist visa entries followed by marriage, and other adjustment applications inside the United States. The memo may also lead to major litigation over whether USCIS is attempting to restrict adjustment of status beyond what Congress authorized under immigration law. If you are considering filing for adjustment of status or have immigration concerns, speak with an experienced immigration lawyer before filing anything.#uscis #greencard #adjustmentofstatus #immigrationlawyer #USCIS #ImmigrationPolicy #AdjustmentOfStatus #GreenCard #VisaViolations #MarriageImmigration #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationUpdates
Adam Wheeler18,400 Aufrufe • vor 5 Tagen
Recent Supreme Court ruling impacts permanent residents in the U.S. significantly. Immigration officials may deny re-entry or revoke residency without solid evidence. It's crucial for permanent residents to consult legal guidance before traveling. Share your thoughts on this change. #PermanentResidency #SupremeCourt #ImmigrationLaw #TravelRisks #LegalAdvice
7vwv97p011,800 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen