Unlawful Presence For F, M and J Students Author: New York Immigration Lawyer Alena Shautsova Major changes are coming to the Immigration filed and how the laws are implemented. For almost two decades, students admitted on F, J, and M programs were […]
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USCIS Will Destroy Undelivered Documents
USCIS Will Destroy Undelivered Documents Author: New York Immigration Lawyer Alena Shautsova Sad news came today from USCIS: the agency announced that it will start physically destroying documents green card, employment authorizations and travel documents that were marked as “undeliverable” if within […]
I 601A Provisional Waiver: Step by Step Guide
I 601A Provisional Waiver: Step by Step Guide Author: Provisional Waiver Attorney Alena Shautsova A provisional I 601A waiver waives the unlawful presence bar for those who have certain LPR or USC relatives in the US. An unlawful presence bar […]
New Rule on Notices From USCIS
New Rule on Notices From USCIS effective 01/27/2015 Author: New York Immigration attorney Alena Shautsova United States Citizenship and Immigration Services published its new rule on notices USCIS issues to applicants and petitions. Notices are extremely important: they confirm the […]
Glitches in USCIS System
Glitches in USCIS System Author: New York Immigration Lawyer USCIS stands for the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services and is a government body that accepts and processes all petitions and applications related to any and all immigration benefits. The […]
DMV Denial of License
DMV Denial of License New York Immigration lawyer Alena Shautsova Have you recently moved from another state and had difficulties getting NY driver’s license? Were you totally confused? Were you blamed you are not a US citizen? It happened to […]
Crime of Moral Turpitude in Immigration Court and Record of Conviction
Author: Criminal Immigration attorney Alena Shautsova Crime of Moral Turpitude in Immigration Court and Record of Conviction Conviction of crime of moral turpitude may cause a permanent resident to be deportable if committed within 5 years from the date of admission. […]
PAROLE IN PLACE: NEW IMMIGRATION POLICY
PAROLE IN PLACE FOR MILITARY FAMILIES Who is eligible? Spouses, Children and Parents of Active duty Members of the U.S. Armed Forces Individuals in the Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve Individuals previously served in the U.S. Armed Forces or […]

