Exemptions from Adjustment of Status Bars for Certain Employment-Based Applications
This article will explain the rules for 245(k) relief for certain employment-based adjustment of status applicants to be exempt from bars to adjustment of status
This article will explain the rules for 245(k) relief for certain employment-based adjustment of status applicants to be exempt from bars to adjustment of status
This article explains the medical examination requirement for adjustment of status and how a Form I-693 can show the applicant is not inadmissible on health-related grounds.
The EOIR released an OPPM 17-03 on procedures involving juvenile witnesses and respondents in immigration proceedings, including unaccompanied alien children.
Learn how the USCIS SAVE Program works and how to verify your immigration status for certain benefits in SAVE CaseCheck.
H1s and L1s are often allowed to travel with adjustment of status pending without advance parole. We explain H1 and L1 travel with adjustment of status applications.
Exceptions for individuals: B1 visas can be obtained for certain medical clerkships or to observe business or vocational activities.
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