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
In this post, we discuss the 1954 BIA decision in Matter of M- on adjournment of proceedings to seek collateral relief from removal.
In Matter of L-A-B-R- et al., Attorney General Sessions requested briefs on when good cause shown applies to a collateral matter to be adjudicated.
The Department of Homeland Security released a pamphlet for law enforcement explaining the U nonimmigrant category and how it may assist in the U visa process.
In the Matter of Khan, the BIA held that an IJ does not have jurisdiction over an INA 212(d)(3)(A)(ii) app by a person filing a U visa petition.
In Matter of Silva-Rodriguez, the BIA overruled a one-year continuance to give a respondent time to establish genuine rehabilitation for former 212(c) relief.
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