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What you need to know about Removal of Condition from your Green Card through Marriage

October 22, 2018 by magedandrost Leave a Comment

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Overview of the Removal of Condition Process   Congratulations, your green card through marriage has been approved! If you have been married for less than two years when your case is approved, you will receive a 2-year conditional green card (instead of a 10-year green card).  The 2-year conditional green card confers the same rights and […]

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Marriage- Based Green Card Interview At a Glance

October 17, 2018 by magedandrost Leave a Comment

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Basic Tips for a Marriage-Based Green Card Interview [1]  The USCIS marriage based green card interview is, probably, the most dreaded portion of the green card through marriage process … but it doesn’t have to be!  With thorough understanding of the process and effective preparation the USCIS AOS interview is yet another routine immigration process. The […]

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News from USCIS on the latest NTA Policy Memorandum

October 8, 2018 by Sarah Murphy-Holroyd Leave a Comment

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Drastic changes in USCIS approach to adjudicate cases will result in enforcement grip On June 28, 2018, USCIS released a policy memo substantially increasing USCIS’s responsibility to issue Notices to Appear.  A Notice to Appear is a charging document that begins removal proceedings, requiring the recipient to appear before an immigration judge.  Previously, USCIS would […]

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Obtaining a Green Card Through Marriage

October 1, 2018 by magedandrost Leave a Comment

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Helpful Tips on Green Card Through Marriage Process  Congratulations!  You’ve fallen in love and have decided to get married.  But on top of moving to a new country and planning a wedding, as a foreign national you also have to contend with your immigration status.    In order to be able to live in the US with […]

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Employer Information: USCIS Site Inspections

September 24, 2018 by Sarah Murphy-Holroyd Leave a Comment

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Employers should be prepared for more unannounced visits from USCIS FDNS Unit The USCIS Fraud Detection and National Security Unit (FDNS) has been conducting worksite inspections for several years now, mainly focusing on H-1B and L-1A employers.  In a 2017 draft executive order, however, the Trump Administration detailed their plans to expand worksite inspections to […]

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