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Do You Have a Conditional Green Card? Don’t Forget Form I-751 — What It Is and Why It Matters for Your Future
For many immigrants, receiving a green card is a huge milestone. But if your card is conditional (valid for only two years), you must file Form I-751 to remove that condition and protect your status. Each year we meet people who either didn’t know about the I-751 requirement or filed the wrong paperwork, delaying — and sometimes endangering — their path to permanent residence. What Is Form I-751? Form I-751, officially titled “Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence,” is mandatory for...
ICE Is Detaining Immigrants After Court Dismissals — What You Need to Know Before Your Hearing
Getting your immigration case dismissed might feel like the end of the stress — but it could be just the beginning. Across the country, more and more immigrants are being detained by ICE immediately after leaving immigration court — even when their...
Temporary Restraining Order Issued Against New Parole Program
A federal court has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) against a recent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule that allowed "parole in place" (PIP) for certain undocumented immigrants. This decision, part of a federal case brought by 16...
Keeping Families Together
USCIS announced that, as part of the Biden Administration’s ongoing effort to reform the immigration system and reduce the hardships faced by families with mixed immigration status, a new program will take effect which may allow families to stay...
Asylum and Crime
New mandatory bans prevent people with criminal convictions, drunk drivers (DUI or DWI), gang members and other alien offenders from receiving asylum WASHINGTON – The Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security announced the...
Dual Nationality (Citizenship) and Application for Political Asylum
Dual Nationality (Citizenship) and Application for Political Asylum Foreign nationals who are citizens of two countries are commonly referred to as dual citizens. According to existing immigration laws, dual nationals cannot obtain asylum unless...
TPS for Hondurans Ends After 19 Years
TPS for Hondurans Ends After 19 Years Today, on May 4, 2018, Kirstjen Nielsen, the Secretary of Homeland Security, announced the end of temporary protected status (TPS) for Hondurans. This decision means that 57,000 Honduran citizens who are living...
TPS for Nicaraguans Ends and TPS Decision for Hondurans Is Still Pending
TPS for Nicaraguans Ends and TPS Decision for Hondurans Is Still Pending TPS For Nicaraguans Ends and for Hondurans Still Pending Last night, on November 6, 2017, the Department of Homeland Security ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for...
Immigration Law Changes
Immigration Law Changes The U.S. Department of Stateamended the Foreign Affairs Manual (FAM) to greatly expand the number of immigrants who can be expelled for life from the United States for fraud. Any of the following activities can be used as a...
Overturn a Deportation Order – Hernandez Case
A case where a deportation order could be overturned. A new case has recently been decided by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) in Falls Church, Virginia, concerning a citizen of Cuban origin (Hernandez), residing in Miami. In this case, he...
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