Immigration Blog

LIFE Act Adjustment of Status

The now expired LIFE Act adjustment of status allows aliens who have been grandfathered into Life Act adjustment to adjust status who would not be able to otherwise.

Seeking Waiver of Joint Filing Requirement of USCIS From I-751

Conditional permanent resident, I-751 petition, Waiver from joint filing requirement, RFE, Marriage in good faith

Removing Conditions on Permanent Resident Status Derived from Marriage

Conditional Residence (CR) status, Lawful permanent resident (LPR), Form I-751, Petitioning Spouse, INA § 216

Case Law on the Abandonment of Permanent Resident Status

How the travels may affect Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status? How to demonstrate that a traveler did not abandon LPR status.

Investigation and Convictions in Adoption Fraud Scheme

The DOJ and DOS both published news releases about the investigation of an adoption fraud scheme of Ethiopia Intercountry Child Adoption.

Deferred Action For Certain Special Immigrant Juveniles

New guidance for deferred action for Special Immigrant Juveniles who are unable to apply for adjustment of status due to visa number unavailability. Form I-360.

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