AOS granted for Client with over 10 convictions.
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AOS granted for Client with petty theft arrest, who did not disclose conviction on application nor to our office.
Petitioner ineligible for AOS for presenting US birth certificate and continuous physical presence
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AOS granted for Client that was waived through. Very little proof other than declaration from father, Client was a minor at the time.
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Adjustment of status and how to get the green card
Getting the green card through marriage
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USCIS has discretion to permit immediate relative VWP overstays to adjust status regardless of when the I-485 is filed.
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USCIS 1/11/11 interim memo for comment provides guidance on handling of AOS cases interviewed at USCIS field offices that have been impacted by visa retrogression. The memo is in effect until further notice.
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USCIS 11/9/10 policy memo on the treatment of religious worker I-360/I-485 concurrent filings in light of the Ninth Circuit’s mandate overturning the injunction in Ruiz-Diaz v. U.S. The interim memo published by USCIS for comment follows the final memo.
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USCIS 11/9/10 policy memo on the treatment of religious worker I-360/I-485 concurrent filings in light of the Ninth Circuit’s mandate overturning the injunction in Ruiz-Diaz v. U.S. The interim memo published by USCIS for comment follows the final memo.
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USCIS 12/21/10 interim memo for comment provides guidance on processing applications for adjustment of status filed under the Help HAITI Act of 2010. The memo is in effect until further notice. Please email comments to opefeedback@uscis.dhs.gov. Comments are due 1/14/11.
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The court found Petitioner ineligible for AOS for presenting a U.S. birth certificate in attempting to enter, and ineligible for cancellation because physical presence was interrupted when he withdrew his application for admission. (Valadez-Munoz v. Holder, 10/28/10)
H-2A Petitioners on prohibited fees
Petitioner to pursue an argument never presented to the BIA
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