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Attorney Famuyide Wins An Old Deportation Case in Baltimore for A Delighted Immigrant
Progress: New Immigration Law Heads to the Full Senate For A Debate Intact
New Changes: Some Stand Alone I-130 Are Subject to Interviews
Attorney Famuyide Wins An Old Deportation Case in Baltimore for A Delighted Immigrant It all started in 2001 when this immigrant entered the United States. It culminated in a Notice to Appear before an Immigration Court in Baltimore and ended up with a removal order entered in 2008 and a warrant issued by the Department of Homeland Security for arrest and deportation. This immigrant was stranded in the United States until Attorney Famuyide was retained to clear the deportation problem.  In the United States today, there are many immigrants in this predicament. Many of them were ordered to be deported in-absentia by Immigration Courts because they were ill-advised by their friend not to attend court hearing for fear of not being captured and deported.
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Progress: New Immigration Law Heads to the Full Senate For A Debate Intact The U.S. Immigration News is happy to report that after many days of intensive debates of the provisions of the newly introduced Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 was brought before the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. Senate, most of the provisions of the bill remain intact.  On May 22, 2013, the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. Senate voted to pass the new Immigration Reform bill by a vote of 13-5. The new comprehensive immigration reform bill has passed the first test on its journey towards becoming law.
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New Changes: Some Stand Alone I-130 Are Subject to Interviews The U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services has been all over the map regarding the unpredictability of where a petition will be adjudicated. There are now so many dynamics which continue to influence where and how a petition is adjudicated but the most common reason given by the USCIS is the availability of enough workers to process the petitions.  Prior to now, a stand alone I-130 petition is usually adjudicate at the Service Centers of the U.S Citizenship & Immigration Services as against the District Offices where interviews are conducted. The stand alone I-130 petitions are usually adjudicated at these service centers without the need for face to face interview because such an applicant will still be subjected to the face to face interview either at the U.S. Embassy abroad or before an Immigration Service Officer at the adjustment of status interview in the U.S.
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Attorney Famuyide Wins An Old Deportation Case in Baltimore for A Delighted Immigrant

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Last Updated on Thursday, 06 June 2013 22:00 Written by Joseph Famuyde , Esq Thursday, 06 June 2013 21:59

attorney_wins_1It all started in 2001 when this immigrant entered the United States. It culminated in a Notice to Appear before an Immigration Court in Baltimore and ended up with a removal order entered in 2008 and a warrant issued by the Department of Homeland Security for arrest and deportation. This immigrant was stranded in the United States until Attorney Famuyide was retained to clear the deportation problem.

 In the United States today, there are many immigrants in this predicament. Many of them were ordered to be deported in-absentia by Immigration Courts because they were ill-advised by their friend not to attend court hearing for fear of not being captured and deported.

Read more: Attorney Famuyide Wins An Old Deportation Case in Baltimore for A Delighted Immigrant

 

Progress: New Immigration Law Heads to the Full Senate For A Debate Intact

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Written by Joseph Famuyde , Esq Thursday, 06 June 2013 21:56

new_immigration_law_heads_to_senateThe U.S. Immigration News is happy to report that after many days of intensive debates of the provisions of the newly introduced Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 was brought before the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. Senate, most of the provisions of the bill remain intact.

 On May 22, 2013, the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. Senate voted to pass the new Immigration Reform bill by a vote of 13-5. The new comprehensive immigration reform bill has passed the first test on its journey towards becoming law.

Read more: Progress: New Immigration Law Heads to the Full Senate For A Debate Intact

   

New Changes: Some Stand Alone I-130 Are Subject to Interviews

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Written by Joseph Famuyde , Esq Thursday, 06 June 2013 21:54

new_changes_some_standThe U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services has been all over the map regarding the unpredictability of where a petition will be adjudicated. There are now so many dynamics which continue to influence where and how a petition is adjudicated but the most common reason given by the USCIS is the availability of enough workers to process the petitions.

 Prior to now, a stand alone I-130 petition is usually adjudicate at the Service Centers of the U.S Citizenship & Immigration Services as against the District Offices where interviews are conducted. The stand alone I-130 petitions are usually adjudicated at these service centers without the need for face to face interview because such an applicant will still be subjected to the face to face interview either at the U.S. Embassy abroad or before an Immigration Service Officer at the adjustment of status interview in the U.S.

Read more: New Changes: Some Stand Alone I-130 Are Subject to Interviews

   

Breaking News: USCIS Makes Some Changes to Adjustment of Status Processing

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Written by Joseph Famuyde , Esq Thursday, 06 June 2013 21:51

uscis_makes_some_changesAs U.S. Immigration News through our staff attorney continues to monitor daily changes and development to the U.S. immigration law and process, all our readers can be guaranteed of first hand information every month.

 In the last few months, we have noticed a trend forming which is primarily based on readjusting the ways adjustment of status applications are processed by the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services. It is important that you know.

Read more: Breaking News: USCIS Makes Some Changes to Adjustment of Status Processing

   

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