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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
THE DREAM IS BEING REALIZED: Obama Administration Announces Relief for DREAMers.
June 15, 2012 Ridgewood, NJ - We applaud today's announcement by the Obama Administration that it will grant deferred action to undocumented youth who were brought to the United States as small children and who have been raised and educated in communities around the country. Today's announcement builds on the prosecutorial discretion initiatives already undertaken by the White House and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and was done to ensure that eligible young people do not fall through the cracks, that resources are used wisely, and that humanitarian factors are considered when enforcing our immigration laws.
Deferred action is not permanent legal status or citizenship but rather a way to allow those young people, who have been in this country since they were young, to complete their education, continue their military service or begin their careers. The grant of deferred action will be issued on a case-by-case basis and is renewable every two years.
Deferred action has long been available on an individual basis, but in certain compelling circumstances, past administrations have found it more efficient, predictable, and practical to designate a broader group of individuals who share common characteristics as presumptively eligible for deferred action.
Today's announcement will create the necessary space to allow Congress to craft a more permanent solution that will extend legal status to these young people who are American in all but their country of birth.
According to DHS, deferred action will be offered to young people between the ages of 15-30 who came to the U.S. before the age of 16 and have been in the country for at least five years, have no criminal history, and are in the country as of today.
Deferred action is not permanent legal status or citizenship but rather a way to allow those young people, who have been in this country since they were young, to complete their education, continue their military service or begin their careers. The grant of deferred action will be issued on a case-by-case basis and is renewable every two years.
Deferred action has long been available on an individual basis, but in certain compelling circumstances, past administrations have found it more efficient, predictable, and practical to designate a broader group of individuals who share common characteristics as presumptively eligible for deferred action.
Today's announcement will create the necessary space to allow Congress to craft a more permanent solution that will extend legal status to these young people who are American in all but their country of birth.
According to DHS, deferred action will be offered to young people between the ages of 15-30 who came to the U.S. before the age of 16 and have been in the country for at least five years, have no criminal history, and are in the country as of today.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Updates!
June 24th Seminar and Visa Bulletin Cut-off dates
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uO3fKvPRKXQ
1. June 24th Seminar
2. Visa Bulletin Cut-off dates
- 3-7 week jump for family based cases
- EB-2 current except for India which is unavailable
- EB-3 five week jump except for India with a one week jump
- Utilizing Spouses nationality through cross chargeability
Bollywood to Hollywood (Entertainment Immigration)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZEZO0zzqvs
- History of representation of Bollywood actors & directors
- H-1B used to be used for performers
- Visas for Models, actors, directors and performers
- Obtaining opinion from union
Bollywood to Hollywood (Entertainment Immigration) Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4_7sT-CkCw
- History of representation of Bollywood actors & directors
- H-1B used to be used for performers
- Visas for Models, actors, directors and performers
- Obtaining opinion from union
Myths (Something you have from Someone that is not true)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntLfG2tHHxY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfNCg6SZlZ8
A) - Verifying common myths that are not true (A person doesn't need much information to get a visa, one just needs to pay visa fees after interview and will be issued visa).
- False 214 (b) needs to be addressed
1. one needs to show family
2. articulation
3. change in circumstances
B) My B-1/B-2 visa has been denied 4 times under 214 (b) once I contact a senator and congressman I will receive my visa.
1. Congressmen intervention doesn't always help.
2. American Consule have sole power to issue visa's
3. Joined effort to make inquiry makes successed filing. Having more than one option helps.
4. If a case is genuise another chief officer can overide decision of previous offices.
C) F-1 visa denied 3 times financials are available and school is an IV league school. I want to appeal and file in federal court.
1. the consulate can't make a determination based on the type of college.
2. The intention of the person should be considered
3. look at different options such as H-1B to overcome 214 (b)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uO3fKvPRKXQ
1. June 24th Seminar
2. Visa Bulletin Cut-off dates
- 3-7 week jump for family based cases
- EB-2 current except for India which is unavailable
- EB-3 five week jump except for India with a one week jump
- Utilizing Spouses nationality through cross chargeability
Bollywood to Hollywood (Entertainment Immigration)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZEZO0zzqvs
- History of representation of Bollywood actors & directors
- H-1B used to be used for performers
- Visas for Models, actors, directors and performers
- Obtaining opinion from union
Bollywood to Hollywood (Entertainment Immigration) Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4_7sT-CkCw
- History of representation of Bollywood actors & directors
- H-1B used to be used for performers
- Visas for Models, actors, directors and performers
- Obtaining opinion from union
Myths (Something you have from Someone that is not true)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntLfG2tHHxY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfNCg6SZlZ8
A) - Verifying common myths that are not true (A person doesn't need much information to get a visa, one just needs to pay visa fees after interview and will be issued visa).
- False 214 (b) needs to be addressed
1. one needs to show family
2. articulation
3. change in circumstances
B) My B-1/B-2 visa has been denied 4 times under 214 (b) once I contact a senator and congressman I will receive my visa.
1. Congressmen intervention doesn't always help.
2. American Consule have sole power to issue visa's
3. Joined effort to make inquiry makes successed filing. Having more than one option helps.
4. If a case is genuise another chief officer can overide decision of previous offices.
C) F-1 visa denied 3 times financials are available and school is an IV league school. I want to appeal and file in federal court.
1. the consulate can't make a determination based on the type of college.
2. The intention of the person should be considered
3. look at different options such as H-1B to overcome 214 (b)
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