The Matter of Abdoulin
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 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.
A petitioner filing a second-preference petition who became a LPR through marriage have to show the previous marriage was bona fide by convincing evidence.
To qualify to file a family-based immigrant visa petition, the petitioner must prove the U.S. citizenship or LPR status. Primary/secondary evidence of citizenship.
Matter of Calcano de Millan: Board provided a definition of “conviction” under the Adam Walsh Act for U.S. citizen petitioners for family-sponsored immigrant visas.
On July 21, 2017, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) issued a published decision in the Matter of Izaguirre, 27 I&N Dec. 67 (BIA 2017) .
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