USCIS has announced it will comply with a federal court order vacating certain immigration “hold”
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USCIS has announced it will comply with a federal court order vacating certain immigration “hold” policies that delayed or paused benefit applications and required officers to consider country-specific factors in discretionary decisions. This does not mean every case will be approved, but it may help people whose cases were stuck because of these policies. Brad Bernstein Law Offices of Spar & Bernstein, P.C. 45 Broadway, New York, NY 212-227-8933 #ImmigrationUpdate #USCIS #ImmigrationLawyer #BradBernstein #GreenCard
What a time to be an immigration lawyer! The whiplash is real, and if you’re not on top of your game the tsunami of flip flop policies will pretty much guarantee that you will screw up a client’s case.
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Whike this is good news for some this does not applies to the 75 countries
@LifeUnlock_Deborah😂
@LucyEzeokaforSir, i was denied on b1b2 on 3rd june 26, they put red color stamp on my visa written Canceld & on documents they written 5yrs.in this 5yrs gap i can start my other work visa till gap my other visa process will nearly to complete.is it possible.
@le0l0veBless you forever...❤❤❤
@marm6777What about daca
@maxim1010100Bradley thanks you for your valuable information
It was a timely manner now. 😂🎉😢🎉😂❤😅😊
Holding my glass full of ice to cheer for the 75 country immigrant pause to be lifted!
@paulettereid2032I want to as u about marina brakefild
@unatezeunateze6206Why did u stop tv podcast
@unatezeunateze6206Does this applies to the 75 countries?
@blessedinchrist1826Does this apply to consular processing? If not, do you think the consular processing ban/pause will soon be lifted?
@UsnvetdocWhich is better “Denovo” or “mandamus” ?
@alainoriol638Really
@fortunatemd3253There is hope yet
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