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USCIS Increases Auto-Extension Period for EAD Card
With a new rule effective May 4, 2022, USCIS has announced that the automatic extension period for employment authorization documents (EADs) will increase from 180 to 540 days. The issuance of this…
03May
Asylum Cases Referred to Immigration Court Too Oft
In order to obtain asylum, an individual in the United States can apply affirmatively before the Asylum Office (“the AO”). The AO will interview the applicant to assess their asylum…
21Apr
Deferred Action and Special Immigrant Juvenile Sta
On March 7, 2022, USCIS announced a new policy directed at young individuals who have been granted special immigrant juvenile status (SIJS) but are not yet eligible to apply for…
23Mar
Updated Policy Guidance on VAWA Self-Petitions
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced several policy changes regarding self-petitions under the Violence Against Women Act. Known as “VAWA,” this law was passed by Congress in…
22Feb
New USCIS Guidance on Expedite Requests
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has released expanded guidance on the criteria used for evaluating expedite requests. In the newly expanded guidance, the agency reiterates that expedite requests…
26Jan
The Effects of Slowed Immigration under COVID-19
With the COVID-19 pandemic, unlawful presidential policies (both previous and current), and unprecedented processing delays, the amount of new immigrants entering the United States has dropped precipitously. According to the…
25Jan
Consular Interview Requirement Waived for Select I
The Department of State announced on December 13, 2021, that immigrant visa applicants who were issued a visa on or after August 4, 2019, but were unable to travel to…
29Dec
FOIA Results: Failure to Prosecute Cases Show Cont
Over 32,000 cases closed for DHS failure to file charging document by date of initial hearing On December 21, 2018, former EOIR Director James McHenry published PM 19-08, “Acceptance of…
13Dec
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