Immigration Blog

Form I-129s Without Petitioner’s or Applicant’s Name and Primary U.S. Office Address Will be Rejected

Not filling out the Form I-129 Part 1 which requires petitioner or applicant address information will now lead to Form I-129 rejection by the USCIS.

Attorney General to Review Effect of Conviction Vacaturs/Modification on Immigration Proceedings

Attorney General Barr referred two Board of Immigration Appeals decisions to himself for review in Matter of Thomas and Thompson.

Dababneh v. Gonzales, 471 F.3d 806 (7th Cir. 2006): Sufficiency of NTA and NOH For Jurisdiction and Stop-Time Purposes

In Matter of Bermudez-Cota, the BIA cited favorably to the Seventh Circuit decision on valid notices to appear and notices of hearing in Dababneh v. Gonzales.

Matter of A-B-, 27 I&N Dec. 247 (A.G. 2018): AG Retains Briefing Request on Particular Social Group Issue

In the second Matter of A-B-, Attorney General Sessions left in place his question regarding particular social groups for briefing by the parties.

Entry Restrictions for Certain Business Dealings With Iran Metals Sector

President Trump issued Executive Order 13871, which suspends the entry under 212(f) of aliens violating certain financial sanctions against Iran.

EB1B Visa Category – Outstanding Professors and Researchers

This article will explain how to qualify as an outstanding professor or researcher for the EB1B visa preference category for outstanding professors and researchers.

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