Another win for Mexican citizen with an agricultural engineering degree of TN nonimmigrant classification

California Immigration

TN nonimmigrant classification under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) remains a key temporary-work option for Canadian and Mexican professionals; however, USCIS’s June 4, 2025 policy updates clarify eligibility, documentation, and filing procedures — so employers and applicants should review requirements carefully before filing. First, USCIS issued a Policy Alert and updated the Policy Manual to …

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Another win for an Egyptian client for over 5 years of asylum application (I-589)

California Immigration

Asylum Application for Egyptian Client — Case & U.S. Process Explained This article discusses a recent asylum case involving an Egyptian client whose affirmative asylum application (Form I-589) had been pending with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for more than five years without an interview date. After lawyering up and filing a Writ of …

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Another win for AOS under section 245(i) for Mexican citizen

Adjustment of Status under Section 245i. Application for adjustment of status under section 245(i) of the Act granted for Mexican citizen who entered the United States unlawfully, married a U.S. citizen and was covered under 245(i) based on a petition filed by his uncle on behalf of his father. Adjustment of Status under Section 245i …

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Another win for pending asylum application (I-589)

Californiya Immigration

After waiting patiently for over 6 years for a decision on his approved pending asylum application (I-589), Lebanese client decided he could no longer live in limbo and therefore, retained our office to force immigration to schedule his interview by filing a Writ of Mandamus in Federal District Court. USCIS is seeing an increase in …

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New Immigration Lawyer PINS

New Immigration Lawyer PINS To help you find an authorized legal representative, the American Bar Association provides information about finding an attorney in your state. The DOJ also provides a list of attorneys who provide immigration services either for free or for little cost. You can pay the fee with a money order, personal check, cashier’s …

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Federal Lawsuit challenges Florida’s new Immigration Law.

Migrants and advocates filed a federal lawsuit on Monday which challenges part of a new Florida immigration law. Specifically, arguing the law is too vague and will cause “unlawful arrest, prosecution and harassment.” Florida has recently adopted this measure during this spring’s legislative session, imposing penalties on people who transport migrants who “entered the U.S. …

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Removal Defense Counsel

California Immigration

When a Notice to Appear or ask document initiates removal proceedings, speedy and organized action dramatically improves a correspondent chance of get relief. California respondents face a pattern of local court practices, work constraints, and move enforcement priorities — but the fundamentals of strong removal defense are consistent: early triage, clear case theory, timely applications …

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Family Petitions

If you are considering bringing your family members to the United States, Obtaining a resident alien card or “green card” is essential. The process of obtaining a green card involves filing a family petition, which can be challenging and complex. However, Working with an experienced family immigration lawyer can help ease the process. A family …

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Attorney Drafted Consulate Processing Application for DS-260

In California, you can successfully complete the consulate processing for a marriage petition. This guide, prepared by an expert immigration attorney, offers insights into the marriage petition and the consulate processing application. What is Consulate Processing? Consulate processing is a crucial step for couples seeking to reunite in the U.S. and live as lawful permanent …

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CBP No Longer Requires Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination for Air Passengers from Any Country

U.S. Lifts COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement for Air Travelers and Updates Civil Surgeon Guidance End of Air Passenger Vaccine Mandate Effective 12:01 AM (ET) today, May 12, 2023, the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for all airline and other aircraft passengers arriving in the United States from any foreign country has been rescinded. The U.S. Customs and Border …

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Deportation is Not Inevitable: How Brian D. Lerner Can Save Your Stay in the U.S.

Deportation Immigration Lawyer. For many immigrants, this nightmare becomes a reality with the skilled assistance of Brian D. Lerner, a Deportation Lawyer, you may be able to fight deportation and stay in the U.S. In this article, we’ll explore the ins and outs of deportation law, introduce you to the man behind the legal magic …

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