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USCIS New Signature Confirmation Delivery

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      • What Is a Fiance Visa?
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      • My Fiancé Is Already in the US, What Now?
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      • Marriage Visa Process
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      • Documents Required for Marriage Abroad
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      • What is PSG?
      • Limitations on Filing Affirmative Asylum
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USCIS New Signature Confirmation Delivery

May 2, 2018

The USCIS will now use the U.S. Postal Service’s (USPS) Signature Confirmation Restricted Delivery service to mail the following: Permanent Resident green cards, Employment Authorization Cards, and Travel Booklets. The first phase will affect documents that need to be re-mailed because they have been returned as non-deliverable. Applicants who have changed mailing addresses during the […]

Flash News, Immigration Blog employment visa, green card, green card application, permanent resident, USCIS

The Visa Bulletin for October 2015 marks a shift in immigration policy

Visa Bulletin – Good News for Families

Dec 15, 2016

The Visa Bulletin for MARCH 2022 marks a shift in immigration policy, benefiting certain family members of U.S. citizens and green card holders. Now, there is a 2-chart system that benefits foreigners who are already in the U.S. and will be processing green cards stateside. The chart system is a bit confusing, so let’s take […]

Immigration Blog chain migration, green card application, priority dates, visa bulletin, wait times

U.S. military family members who entered the U.S. illegally may now qualify to receive green cards

Parole in Place for Military Family Members: USCIS Memo Explained

Nov 30, 2013

U.S. military family members who entered the U.S. illegally may now qualify to receive green cards and other US immigration benefits. General Rule Foreigners who enter the U.S. illegally are prevented from obtaining green cards or other benefits. They must nearly always depart the U.S. and return legally on a visa. Problem Often, foreigners have […]

Immigration Blog barred entry, citizenship, green card, green card application, illegal entry, military, parole in place

C1-D Visa is a crew visa used by foreigners working on cruise ships, fishing vessels, yachts, and airlines

Unable to Adjust Status on a C1-D Crew Visa

Mar 12, 2011

A C1-D visa is used to enter the U.S. by foreign cabin or ship crew members. The USCIS will not allow a foreigner to change status while in the U.S. The problem is that the foreigner did not depart the U.S. more than one year after his stay on the C1-D Visa expired. The marriage […]

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To date, the immigration law firm of Allan S. Lolly, P.C. has successfully obtained well over 15,000 K1 fiance visas, CR marriage visas, green cards, immigration bar waivers, VAWA benefits, Asylum benefits, and other family and employment visas.

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