DOS posted the Visa Bulletin for March 2019. In addition to the final action dates and dates for filing applications, the bulletin includes notes about diversity immigrant visas (DV), the Employment Fourth Preference Category for Certain Religious Workers (SR), and the Employment Fifth Preference Categories (I5 and R5). USCIS determined that for March 2019, the Dates for Filing chart must be used for family-based preference filings and the Final Action Dates chart must be used for employment-based preference filings.
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Brian D. Lerner Immigration Attorney & Deportation Lawyer Blog 
My friend went to Immigration court, represented by a paid lawyer, had 3 DUI,s in civil court, spent 240 days in detention, IJ granted bind, then ICE appealed bond, then 2 more months in detention before sent back to Mexico. The immigration judge refused his stop deportation and adjust status. My friend,s kids mom died in car accident while youngest was still breast feeding. Now he relays on his dead brother,s widow to care for 6 kids in small house. Hardships abound more than ever struggling, what help can you give, please help us. Kids live without a dad and mom, this is not fair, while he was in detention he went to drinking driving class to show he wanted to learn from his mistakes.
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