Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Deportations | Obama has deported about 2 million people
Deportations: President Obama asked Jeh Johnson to review Deportation policy to make it move humane;
Obama has deported about two million people
Friday, May 23, 2014
FRAUD, TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS, AND/OR MISREPRESENTATION THAT COULD TRIGGER H-1B VISA REFUSAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING UNDER 221(g) AT A CONSULAR POST - By: Michael Phulwani, Esq., David H. Nachman, Esq. and Rabindra K. Singh, Esq. | Bergen County Employment Immigration Lawyers | Ridgewood Citizenship Law Firm
FRAUD, TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS, AND/OR MISREPRESENTATION THAT COULD TRIGGER H-1B VISA REFUSAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING UNDER 221(g) AT A CONSULAR POST - By: Michael Phulwani, Esq., David H. Nachman, Esq. and Rabindra K. Singh, Esq. | Bergen County Employment Immigration Lawyers | Ridgewood Citizenship Law Firm
To be specific, Consular Officers derive such broad discretionary powers through section 221(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). A quick glimpse at Section 221(g) provides the factors that may form the basis of visa refusals or administrative processing. In simple layman terms, the statements in the application or in the papers submitted therewith may trigger visa denial.
To be specific, Consular Officers derive such broad discretionary powers through section 221(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). A quick glimpse at Section 221(g) provides the factors that may form the basis of visa refusals or administrative processing. In simple layman terms, the statements in the application or in the papers submitted therewith may trigger visa denial.
Schumer: Obama will act on immigration if GOP doesnt | TheHill
Schumer: Obama will act on immigration if GOP doesnt | TheHill
“They have about a six-week window, from June 10 after the last
Republican primary until the August recess. If they don’t pass
immigration reform them, the president will have no choice but to act on
his own,” said Sen. Charles Schumer (N.Y.), the third-ranking Senate
Democratic leader and author of the comprehensive Senate immigration
reform proposal.
“They have about a six-week window, from June 10 after the last
Republican primary until the August recess. If they don’t pass
immigration reform them, the president will have no choice but to act on
his own,” said Sen. Charles Schumer (N.Y.), the third-ranking Senate
Democratic leader and author of the comprehensive Senate immigration
reform proposal.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
OPTIONS FOR H-1B LOTTERY LOSERS - PART 3
If you tried to get an H-1B on April 1st and you did not win the H-1B lottery please consider some other options that may or may not be available to you. Consider: E-2 INVESTOR; O-1 VISA FOR EXTRAORDINARY ABILITY; L-1A and L-1B INTRACOMPANY TRANSFERS. Our two other videos on YOUTUBE also help guide you about some of the other nonimmigrant visas that may be available to you if you did not win the H-1B lottery. We have also sought to discuss some of the issues with the L-1B specialized knowledge intracompany transfer visas.
Monday, May 19, 2014
DACA Immigration Latest News: Over Half A Million Dreamers Granted Deportation Deferral, Work Authorization
DACA Immigration Latest News: Over Half A Million Dreamers Granted Deportation Deferral, Work Authorization
The data shows that about 82 percent of all applicants since the program’s inception have been approved. A little under a third (162,007)
live in California, while about half as many (88,106) are from Texas.
They are overwhelmingly from Mexico, with about 77 percent of recipients
showing it as their country of origin, followed by Central Americans:
20,227 El Salvadorans, 13,301 Guatemalans and 13,223 Hondurans
successfully applied. The total number of applications, even including
those rejected outright by USCIS, remains well below some independent
estimates of the number of Dreamers eligible. Last year, the nonpartisan
Migration Policy Institute (MPI) estimated, using census data, that about 1.9 million “Dreamers” could be eligible.
The data shows that about 82 percent of all applicants since the program’s inception have been approved. A little under a third (162,007)
live in California, while about half as many (88,106) are from Texas.
They are overwhelmingly from Mexico, with about 77 percent of recipients
showing it as their country of origin, followed by Central Americans:
20,227 El Salvadorans, 13,301 Guatemalans and 13,223 Hondurans
successfully applied. The total number of applications, even including
those rejected outright by USCIS, remains well below some independent
estimates of the number of Dreamers eligible. Last year, the nonpartisan
Migration Policy Institute (MPI) estimated, using census data, that about 1.9 million “Dreamers” could be eligible.
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