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In common terms, "unlawful presence" generally means that a person has entered the United States illegally and remains here illegally. By contrast, "out-of-status" generally means that a person entered the United States legally, but has remained illegally after the ...
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View MoreCalifornia Penal Code§ 1473.7 allows you to vacate an old California conviction or sentence, if the defendant made a sufficient showing that he failed ...
View MoreBoth Forms I-601 and I-601A are requests for waivers from the United States immigration services. They are similar. For example, for each form, it ...
View MoreThe United States has some special immigration laws for those coming from Cuba. In particular, in 1966, the United States enacted the Cuban Adjustment ...
View MoreThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced it is officially ending Title 42 in its April 1st order, the controversial policy ...
View MoreForeign nationals who wish to work in the United States with an H-1B visa will need to go through screening by attending an interview. The screening ...
View MoreYes, if you are from Ukraine, you can still register for Temporary Protected Status ("TPS"). On March 3, 2022, the Department of Homeland Security ...
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