We discuss the 2013 11th Circuit decision on Ortiz-Bouchet v. U.S. Atty. Gen., which touched on admission v AOS and when misrepresentation is “willful.”
In this article, we review Matter of Kai Hing Hui, wherein the Board held that inadmissibility for willful misrepresentation does not require the intent to deceive.
There are EOIR fees and BIA fees for certain applications and motions before an IJ or before the BIA. In certain cases, a fee waiver may be available for inability
Matter of Brantagin – an important immigration decision on the burden of proof, and precedent decisions in Matter of T-S-Y- and Petition of Sam Hoo
Matter of Abdoulin: BIA held that evidence of abandonment of LPR status by an LPR petitioner may lead to the denial of the petition in immigrant visa proceedings.
Matter of Ruzku: the BIA held that sibling-to-sibling DNA test results may be considered as evidence to establish a sibling relationship for immigration purposes.
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