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Public Charge Final Rule

UPDATE: As of February 24, 2020, the public charge rule has been implemented nationwide after the Supreme Court stayed the limited state-wide injunction in Illinois against the Department of Homeland Security.  At the same time, the Department of State also began implementing its amended public charge rule, and visa applicants from abroad should prepare Form […]

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Public Charge Updates in 2019

One of the key inquiries made by the United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) when deciding to grant or deny a nonimmigrant visa or permanent residency is whether an applicant will likely be or become a public charge. A public charge is an individual that will heavily rely on the federal government for assistance.

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Waivers Immigration

Waivers immigration law Guiding you through gaining immigration waivers We can help you immigrate using various immigration waivers We can help you apply for the appropriate waivers. Are you not eligible for a green card? Are you unable to enter the United States? If yes, then you have come to the right place. We are

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Frequently Asked Questions – New

Frequently asked questions Representation Do you or your staff speak different languages? I am fluent in Chinese-Mandarin. Any other languages may be available upon request at cost through interpreting services. Our website has a translator function that displays its content in different languages, for our readers’ convenience. However, we do not represent to speak all

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Diversity Visa Lottery

Overview The Department of State distributes 50,000 visas through a lottery system to foreign nationals from countries with historically low rates of immigration to the United States. The Diversity Visa (DV) is meant to promote a diverse immigrant population and is not available to foreign nationals from “high admission” countries. A country is considered “high

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Financial Sponsorship Requirements in Family Based Immigration

Family sponsorship is one of the most common ways a foreign national can become a permanent resident, or receive a Green Card.  The United States allows U.S. citizens or permanent residents to sponsor family members that include children, parents, spouses and siblings – and bring them into the country. For more information on the specific

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Representation Do you or your staff speak different languages? I am fluent in Chinese-Mandarin. Any other languages may be available upon request at cost through interpreting services. Our website has a translator that can display the site content in different languages, for our readers’ convenience. However, we do not represent to be fluent in all

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