VAWA:
For C/R in court – the hardship to show is a)much less than C/R regular applications AND you can show hardship to relatives and victim.
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A New win for Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner: Client was in deportation because no proof of I-94 entry to U.S. We provided declarations, etc. and applied for Cancellation of Removal and now he has his Green Card.
A deportation attorney is very important for you
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I would like to come to the US to do an unpaid volunteer internship for 3 months. What visa should I get? – Avvo.com http://ping.fm/2UwmU
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A new case : Where Chapter 7 debtor, prior to filing petition, assigned its accounts receivable to bank, but account-holder made payments directly to debtor instead of bank, and bankruptcy court later avoided bank’s security interest in a preference action by the trustee, bank was barred from proceeding in a separate action against the account-holder for amounts the account-holder paid to the debtor because the bank did not possess any claim separate and distinct from those which were adjudicated in the bankruptcy proceedings.
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EB-1A Researchers do NOT need a position at a school to qualify for this position.
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A K-2 Beneficiary of a K-1 can adjust EVEN if that K-2 beneficiary is over 18 years of age at the time the parent marries.
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President Obama’s appeal to Congress for a bipartisan overhaul of the nation’s broken immigration system in a speech delivered at American University School of International Service.
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Section 236(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1226(c) (2006),requires mandatory detention of a criminal alien only if he or she is released from non-DHS custody after the expiration of the Transition Period Custody Rules (“TPCRâ€) and only where there has been a post-TPCR release that is directly tied to the basis for detention under sections 236(c)(1)(A)–(D) of the Act. Matter of Saysana, 24 I&N Dec. 602 (BIA 2008), overruled; Matter of Adeniji
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Ninth overrules in favor of asylee. Court of appeals had jurisdiction to review determination that petitioner did not timely file his asylum application where the underlying fact that petitioner arrived in the United States less than one year before filing his asylum application was undisputed. Petitioner’s testimony that that he hid in China until less than one year before he applied for asylum was clear and convincing evidence that he did so, and immigration judge erred in concluding that proof of an exact arrival date was necessary. Immigration judge did not err in denying request for withholding of removal on the basis that petitioner had not established a likelihood that he would be subject to persecution where Chinese authorities searched for petitioner only on account of his assistance to a Falun Gong practitioner, not his political opinion or religion. Petitioner did not qualify for protection under the Convention Against Torture where the actions of Chinese authorities suggested, at most, that he might be subject to interrogation or punishment for his assistance to the escapee. Lin v. Holder
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