Immigration Blog

Special Rule Cancellation of Removal for Battered Spouses and Children

VAWA cancellation, special rule cancellation, cancellation of removal battered spouses and children, eligibility for VAWA cancellation

Cancellation of Removal for Non-Lawful Permanent Residents Under INA § 240A(b)(1)

Cancellation of Removal, Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship, Suspension of Deportation, Stop Time Rule, 240A

Cancellation of Removal for Permanent Residents (LPR)

If you need advice about Cancellation of Removal for legal permanent residents LPR or cancellation application (Cancellation-A, Cancellation-B) category

USCIS Information on Forced Marriages

This article examines forced marriages vs arranged marriages in the immigration context and possible remedies.

Matter of Aldecoaotalora – BIA precedent on sham divorces

Let’s examine the BIA’s precedent in Matter of Aldecoaotalora and decision in Bazzi v. Holder. on sham divorces.

Relief for Delayed Naturalization Applications Under INA 236(b)

This article examines INA 236(b) relief for aliens whose naturalization applications are undecided 120 days after the naturalization examination.

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