This Crisis Will Pass – Trump’s Changes Will Stay Longer
[D]uring the time of COVID-19, there have been many changes in immigration that … are likely to last longer than the pandemic.
[D]uring the time of COVID-19, there have been many changes in immigration that … are likely to last longer than the pandemic.
Как вы все уже знаете, президент Трамп подписал Президентскую Прокламацию, согласно которой 23 апреля в 23:59 было приостановлено въезд в Соединенные Штаты определенных категорий иммигрантов. Так что это значит для вас, вашей семьи или вашего бизнеса? Как и во многих вещах в жизни, некоторым иммигрантам повезло, некоторым не повезло, а некоторым, вероятно, не хватает времени. … Обновленная информация о Президентской Прокламации (декларации) от 22 апреля о приостановлении въезда иммигрантов
So what does the Proclamation mean for you . . . ? As in many things in life, some immigrants were lucky, some were unlucky, and some are probably on borrowed time.
By W. John Vandenberg It hurts to write this title. But we also need to be honest about where we are now. Because DACA is dying. In case you missed it, on September 5, Attorney General Jeffrey Beauregard Sessions announced the “winding down” of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (“DACA”). There are a lot of … DACA is Dying: What You Need to Know
by W. John Yahya Vandenberg So, as you know, President Trump is rapidly issuing Executive Orders. Some of these orders are having major impacts on immigrants and other persons who are not (yet) U.S. citizens. In light of these developments, we have the following recommendations for persons who are not U.S. citizens: 1. If you … New Rules for Life Under the Trump Administration
Trump’s election is likely going to change a lot of things, especially for immigrants, and most certainly for undocumented immigrants.
“You must return your 3 year work card by July 17, 2015.”
By W. John Yahya Vandenberg USCIS has published the most recent asylum statistics, and you can see the Syrian asylum statistics as of May 2015 (thank you, AILA, for publishing this!). There are some surprises, and we hope this will assist Syrians make the best immigration decisions while they are here. Good news first… What do you … Syrian Asylum Statistics – Who Knew? And What Now?
By Katelyn M. Hufe, Esq. Last year’s AILA Conference in San Francisco came just 3 months after USCIS launched the provisional waiver program. Now, USCIS has had over a year to work out kinks in the program. The result: a 62% application approval rate, increasing clarity in standards and procedures, and the reopening, review and … Stateside Waivers: A Year of Improvements
Often we are asked how to prepare for a consultation. In order to answer, we thought we’d set set out a checklist to assist you. We have them in French and Portuguese as well. Of course, if for any reason you are not able to come to the consultation, please contact the office by phone to … Preparing for your consultation
This came out yesterday: you can check the status of your non-immigrant or immigrant visa application which is pending at the U.S. Embassy abroad. Go here. You can find out if it’s approved, denied, or under “Adminstrative Processing.” If it’s the latter, you can expect a wait without foreseeable end; usually, Administrative Processing is completed … Checking the status of your visa at the Embassy
Hello, and welcome to our blog. The Immigration Law Monitor, published by Hogan & Vandenberg LLC, is meant to keep folks up to date on the goings-on within the sphere of immigration law in the United States and around the globe. Our partners, W. John Vandenberg of the Philadelphia, PA office (Bala Cynwyd, to be … Welcome to the Immigration Law Monitor