912, 2013

Asylum: Exception to ‘Unlawful Presence’

INS recently issued a policy memorandum regarding the asylum exception, which may offer relief for many who are [...]

912, 2013

April 5, 2000 – Burden of Proof Modified in Denaturalization Cases

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Gorbach v. Reno has reversed an earlier ruling, which held that [...]

912, 2013

April 30, 2001: Final Deadline for 245(i)

In December 2000 President Clinton signed the Legal Immigration and Family Equity Act (LIFE), extending the "grandfathering deadline" [...]

912, 2013

Appeals Processing From Immigration Court Decisions

The Immigration & Nationality ACT (INA) sets forth procedural rules applicable to appealing decisions of Immigration Judges through [...]

912, 2013

Administrative Denaturalization: A Grim Reality

The INS' rule states that it may reopen a naturalization proceeding and revoke naturalization if it obtains some [...]

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Provisional Waiver Eligibility to Be Expanded to All Immigrant Visa Applicants

August 18th, 2015|

On July 22, 2015, the USCIS published a “Notice of Proposed Rulemaking” in the Federal Registers, seeking public comments on a proposed rule that would expand eligibility for provisional waivers of inadmissibility based on [...]

4 Facts to Know about Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Designations

July 15th, 2015|

In light of recent TPS designation for Nepal, now is a good time to point out some important facts about this special status that is granted by the Secretary of Homeland Security. TPS Designations: [...]

How to File for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nepal

July 7th, 2015|

With Nepal recently having been designated for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) by Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, eligible nationals of Nepal can now apply for TPS that, if granted, would allow them to [...]

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