Under the Trump Administration, legal immigration is tightening once again. A new policy has United States Citizenship and Immigration Services drastically shifting policies to amp up deportation and enforcement measures. The new policy – effective June 28, 2018 – has required USCIS to increase their issuance of Notice to Appears or NTAs, which is the …
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After you file your adjustment of status application with USCIS, you will receive the following receipt notices. 1. A receipt notice for your I-130 Petition, acknowledging your filing 2. A receipt notice for your I-485 Application, acknowledging your filing 3. A receipt notice of your I-765 Application, acknowledging your filing Advance Parole Additionally, if you …
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Brad Bernstein, president of the Law Offices of Spar & Bernstein, P.C. was named a “Two Years AIOLC’s 10 Best Immigration Attorneys in New York For Client Satisfaction” by the American Institute of Legal Counsel. “I am humbled by this accomplishment, and will continue to assist as many people as possible with their immigration issues …
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What Is An Adjustment Of Status? An adjustment of status, or AOS, is a request to the immigration service to obtain your green card here in the United States rather than at a U.S. embassy abroad. Before you file, you must be eligible for a green card. If you are not eligible, and you file …
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