USCIS Denying SIJ Petitions Based on NY Guardianship Orders Issued for Individuals Between Ages 18-21
We examine a change in USCIS posture in a subset of New York Family Court special immigrant juvenile classification cases.
We examine a change in USCIS posture in a subset of New York Family Court special immigrant juvenile classification cases.
This article includes a link to our full article on SIJ adjustment of status for this with special immigrant juvenile classification.
This post on the SIJ-based adjustment waiver links to the relevant section of our full article on SIJ adjustment of status.
Under a stay agreement in Mendez Rojas, the government has agreed to treat asylum applications by class members as timely filed notwithstanding asylum time bar.
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.
De Niz Robles v. Lynch held that he BIA decision in the Matter of Briones regarding the 10-year bar of inadmissibility and 245(i) adjustment of status is not retroactive
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