Matter of Sonegawa: Factors to Consider in Ability to Pay Determinations
Matter of Sonegawa remains one of the most important immigration precedent decisions on the issue of a petitioner’s ability to pay a beneficiary
Matter of Sonegawa remains one of the most important immigration precedent decisions on the issue of a petitioner’s ability to pay a beneficiary
Yemen’s initial TPS designation was extended and Yemen was redesignated for TPS. This article explains what this means for Yemen TPS and TPS-related EADs.
The DHS is ending the wet-foot/dry-foot policy for Cuban migrants and making Cubans subject to expedited removal. This limits the reach of the Cuban Adjustment Act.
The DHS extended the suspension of certain F1 status rules for qualifying F1 students from Nepal. The rules relate to off-campus employment and on-campus employment.
The DHS has extended the Nepal TPS Designation. This article explains how to re-register for Nepal TPS, the rules regarding such TPS EADs, and seeking a fee waiver.
The USCIS offers several forms of immigration relief to those affected by unforeseen circumstances. This article contains a list of the things USCIS may provide relief for.
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