Category Archives: Immigration attorney orange county ca
FAQ: What are some Ways an Immigration Lawyer Can Help You in Orange County, California Things I should know about Immigration law in Orange County: Immigration law in the United States is complex and it is almost constantly changing. It is a broad area of law, covering things like residency in the United States, obtaining visas, green…
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New provisional waiver 2013, COMES INTO EFFECT ON MARCH 4, 2013. Family based visa applicants who’s immediate relatives spouses, children and parents of United States Citizens can begin applying for provisional unlawful presence waivers before leaving the United States for their visa interview at a United States Embassy or consulate It is hoped that this…
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Deferred Action Qualifications & Information - The Dream Act also being referred to as Deferred Action form I-821D is a new program established by the Department of Homeland Security intended to permit selected individuals who did not deliberately disobey immigration law to resume to live and work in the United States. [caption id="attachment_9519" align="alignleft" width="300"] Deferred…
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I recently read an article and then made a few calls to my aunts and uncles to verify what exactly is a “Notario” in their homeland. Moreover, I read the following from the USCIS site in regards to common scams. “If you need legal advice on immigration matters, make sure that the person you rely…
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To file for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or Dream Act you will need to hire reputable legal representation as there is no appeal process. You get one chance to request consideration, so make it count do it right. [tell-a-friend id="1" title="Tell a friend"] File form I-821D with supporting documentation; File form I-765 application…
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Should I hire an immigration attorney or file the deferred action-dream act application myself? Orange County immigration attorneys helping clients with their filing of the deferred action application. Many applicants will ask this very important question. This act creates an opportunity for young adults brought here with out inspection by their parents to obtain a…
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The Department of Homeland Security has set the fee for dream act, deferred action applications. The filing fee will be $465.00. This fee will include the employment authorization document fee and the biometric (fingerprinting) fee. Those who qualify can begin to file applications soon, as the Department of Homeland Security or DHS will issue the…
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The evidence that you will need to provide to show that you came into the United States before the age of 16 and that you have lived in the United States for five years immediately presiding June 15, 2012, can include medical records such as immunization records, school records, financial records, employment records and military…
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The USCIS has announced that applications will become available for those that meet the criterion set for the Dream Act. You may request consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals if you meet all of the following: Were under the age of 31 as of June 15, 2012; Came to the United States before reaching…
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My Husband has filed for Divorce, what is the effect of the Divorce on my H-4 Visa? Will I be deported? If you have an H-4 visa this is a dependent/spouse Visa that was issued to you when your spouse applied for and obtained an H-1B Visa. You obtained derivative benefits because you are married to…
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