What is INA Section 245(i)? Typically, one who is in the U.S. unlawfully must leave the U.S. and apply for an immigrant visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad. However, if one has been in the U.S. unlawfully for over 180 days, he/she may be barred from reentering the U.S. for three or ten […]
The death of a petitioner or applicant can have serious consequences on the outcome of an immigrant visa petition. The petition is automatically revoked, if the petitioner dies before the principal applicant (family member being petitioned) has immigrated to the United States. In such cases, the US consular officer will not issue a visa to any of
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Companies can rapidly and unexpectedly relocate numerous employees to the US with the use of an L1 blanket visa petition. To secure L1 visas for their employees, these frequently big, multinational firms might submit a sweeping L1 petition to the USCIS. In order to move a set number of executives and managers to the US
What is Cross chargeability? The availability of visa numbers for applicants born in particular countries is subject to lengthy waiting periods. An applicant is charged against the quota for the country of his or her birth under the fundamental principle of chargeability. It should be noted that the nation of chargeability is unaffected by the
