Restrictions on Change of Status from M1 to F and M1 to H
We examine prohibitions and exceptions involving change of status from M to F and M1 status and H status change of status for M1 students
We examine prohibitions and exceptions involving change of status from M to F and M1 status and H status change of status for M1 students
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Special immigrant juvenile petitioners may apply to file their Form I-360 petition in person with a USCIS field office within two weeks of their 21st birthday.
In this article, we examine when new or amended petitions are filed for H1B employees, including new worksites and specialty occupation changes.
Vladimirov v. Lynch addressed a marriage fraud case and focused on due process in immigration proceedings and admissibility of Form I-213 beyond sham marriage issues
Administrative removal for aggravated felonies is a form of summary removal for non-LPRs. We will explain administrative removal and how it may be contested.
Reinstatement of removal applies to aliens subject to a previous removal order and reentered illegally. There may be limited avenues of relief from reinstatement.
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