Waivers Connected With U Visa Petitions
There are two waivers of inadmissibility available to U visa petitioners: the general-purpose 212(d)(3) waiver and the U visa-specific 212(d)(14) waiver
There are two waivers of inadmissibility available to U visa petitioners: the general-purpose 212(d)(3) waiver and the U visa-specific 212(d)(14) waiver
It’s not impossible to get the immigrant petition and/or adjustment of status application approved in the Absence of the Petitioning Spouse. Matter of Boromand.
Matter of R.I.Ortega: the BIA held that using a sham engagement as the basis of a K1 visa petition triggers the 204(c) marriage fraud bar. Form I-130 approval.
The Matter of Ah San established that a noncitizen national petitioner may accord preference status to an alien relative under INA 203(a)(2), normally for LPRs.
In Matter of Salad, the BIA examined when a statute for making terroristic threats is a crime involving moral turpitude (CIMTS)
In Matter of Siniauskas, the BIA held that driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious adverse factor in bond hearings regarding danger to the community.
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