Adjustment of Status Under Liberian Refugee Immigration Fairness
We explain the LRIF program, which gives certain Liberians, including those subject to deferred enforced departure, a path to adjustment of status
We explain the LRIF program, which gives certain Liberians, including those subject to deferred enforced departure, a path to adjustment of status
Affidavit of Support, INA § 213A(f), Form I-864, Public Charge, Presumption of Public Charge, Income requirement
Grant of asylum, Apply for adjustment of status, Derivative asylees, Principal asylee, I-485, Adjustment of status as an asylee
In the Matter of C-J-H-, the Board held that an individual who underwent asylee adjustment of status under INA 239(b) is ineligible for readjustment of status under 239(b).
The USCIS released an updated version of the Form I-485, Form I-485 Supplement A, and Form I-485 Supplement J. The new version promises to be more user-friendly.
This article reviews VAWA self-petition priority dates for AOS, employment authorization, exceptions from bars to adjustment of status, and naturalization.
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