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by Max | Nov 13, 2018 | Political Asylum USA
Apply for Asylum while in Legal Nonimmigrant Status When you apply for Asylum Affirmatively (file the paper application) and you have a valid Nonimmigrant Status, you will not lose that status if you are denied asylum. A lot of prospective clients approach...
by Max | Aug 12, 2018 | Political Asylum USA
What Does It Mean If My Asylum Status Is Pending? How long you will await a decision on your application depends on when you filed it. Recently, the number of people seeking asylum here dramatically increased, creating backlogs and delays in processing by the...
by Max | Aug 8, 2018 | Political Asylum USA
Seeking asylum in the U.S. under Trump The new policy allows authorities to deny any claims for asylum based on fear of gang or domestic violence made at the border. With the U.S. government constantly imposing harsh restrictions, these are scary and...
by Max | Jul 27, 2018 | Political Asylum USA, Removal & Deportation
What Happens If USCIS Denies My Asylum Application After The Interview? If you have applied for asylum in the United States, you are probably anxious about what will happen after your interview. If you have applied for asylum in the United States, you are...
![Important Notice Regarding Changes In U.S. Deportation Policies]()
by Max | Jul 8, 2018 | Political Asylum USA, Removal & Deportation
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING CHANGES IN U.S. DEPORTATION POLICIES The USCIS released a Policy Memorandum on June 28th, 2018 that affects aliens that are removable/subject to deportation. For one, the Federal Government is no longer able to excuse certain groups...
by Max | Jun 15, 2018 | Removal & Deportation
What is inadmissibility under U.S. Immigration Law? Inadmissibility means that an individual is unable to seek admission or legal status in the U.S., due to a prior bad act or other wrongdoing by the individual. Inadmissibility means that an individual is...
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