Updated Form I-693 (Report of Medical Examination) Validity Policies
The USCIS changed the validity policies for the Form I-693, making properly submitted Forms I-693 valid for two years from the date completed by the civil surgeon
The USCIS changed the validity policies for the Form I-693, making properly submitted Forms I-693 valid for two years from the date completed by the civil surgeon
Matter of Arai established guidance for the favorable exercise of discretion in adjustment of status cases, including those involving unauthorized employment.
This article includes a link to our full article on SIJ adjustment of status for this with special immigrant juvenile classification.
This article discusses the unauthorized employment bars to adjustment of status under INA 245(a) found in INA 245(c)(2) and (c)(8) as well as those who are exempt.
The USCIS updated its guidance on adjustment interviews and adjustment of status interview waivers, including for U.S. citizen spouse petitioners.
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