(News and views from IBLF staff and attorneys)
On March 6th, the Daily Mail (UK) published a revealing report on immigrants utilizing webchat marriages to circumvent US naturalization policy. According to the report, increasing numbers of immigrants seeking US citizenship are conducting “proxy marriages” via Skype
Originally posted over a year ago, the stalemate in Congress keeps this note relevant!
So many people are eager for news about the "new immigration law" that the President has proclaimed. Of course, there's one small detail --- there is no new law. And the President never proclaimed it!
Applicants for Deferred Action do NOT have the right to travel outside the US until AFTER deferred action is granted, AND until the CIS has granted the request for Advance Parole (Form I-131)
On June 15, 2012, President Obama announced a new immigration policy providing "Deferred Action" for undocumented young people, allowing certain qualified youth to remain in the United State legally.
Those who have been approved for Deferred Action as a Child Arrival (DACA) and received work authorization (EAD) may apply for a Social Security card.
Take your USCIS-issued Employment Authorization Card (I-766
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently announced the expansion of the TSA's Pre-Check Program.
TPS registrants may have an opportunity to become legal permanent residents even if the entered without inspection. The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a temporary safe haven in the U.S. for nationals of a foreign state (Currently, the designated countries with TPS are: Haiti, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan) , that given certain safety circumstances in their countries, are allowed by the Attorney General to temporarily stay in the U.S.
