How Do I Get A Waiver Of The Foreign Residence Requirement If I Am An Exchange Visitor?
How Do I Get A Waiver Of The Foreign Residence Requirement If I Am An Exchange Visitor?
Posted by admin on July 15th, 2010
Ninth Circuit US Court of Appeals Cases
Posted by admin on July 15th, 2010
It seems the domino effect of Arizona New Immigration laws is on….
Posted by admin on July 14th, 2010
Mike Cox, Michigan attorney general is planning to file a brief to support the Arizona laws. According to him, the States must protect their borders because the federal government is not assisting in protecting such borders. As I have mentioned in my last show on July 5th 2010, the issue is not going to stop in Arizona. The domino effect is on, both pro-immigration and anti-immigration groups seem to be strong and with the economic situation deteriorating day by day in the United States, the focus is being placed on immigration. Indeed, immigration is being blamed for the lost of jobs of many Americans although studies have show this is not true.
Other prominent republican candidates in Michigan are also calling for the Obama Administration to remove its lawsuit against Arizona. With a conservative US Supreme Court, such laws might unfortunately be found constitutional.
It will be disastrous if such laws are found constitutional because it will clog the immigration legal system, cost money and have very devastating impacts on the day to day lives of many innnocents.
We have a duty to make sure that the US Constitution is upheld and assist the ACLU, ABA, and other civil rights organizations to fight such laws. Please help us protect the “land of free and the home of the brave”.
Great VAWA Testimonial for Hasan Abdullah – Attorney at Shah Peerally Law Group PC
Posted by admin on July 14th, 2010
I’m writing here because my lawyer “Hasan Abdullah” made it possible for me to write a review here. I filled VAWA Petition and Adjustment of Status through him in Jan.2009 which is recently approved and I got the Permanent Residence of US, This thing change my Life and my secure my future.I never forget that there was a time i am so hopeless about my future and about my life.I was unlucky a person who came to US to get married here and after getting married all my dreams get shattered just in 5 month period as my husband and his family start abusing me, that’s really a hard time of my whole life, i never forget that, after 5 months hardship I left my husband because its intolerable for me to stay with him. My husband withdraw the papers from immigration because he want me to go back to my own country where its really hard for my parents and family to see me like this and tell my community and relatives that My marriage doesn’t last more then 5 months. I got the denial notice from Immigration because he withdraw the papers for Green Card. I was stuck, and I really need help and insight, at that time I found “Shah Perraly Law group” and you can say”Hasan A”.I never met this person and don’t know how he looks like(i saw his pic now on this site) but to me he is after ‘God’ and down to earth. He is really a good lawyer, he is knowledgeable, efficient and dedicated to his work. With my case he guide me how to go all the way till now, Firstly he help me to get Work Authorization in Feb.2009 so that i can work in US till the time I am waiting on my VAWA CASE and approval for Green Card. My lawyer Hasan kept me informed about every update for my case and finally my VAWA case is approved around Jan2010 and My Green card get approved in july2010. My lawyer gave me time line about my case nearly 1-2 years and its is approved in 1 year and 6 months.I had new ray of hope now and i can move further in my life.
I don’t have words to say thanks to you Hasan,you did a great job, I hope you help other people like me who are in dilemma or dealing the situations like i did in the past. KEEP IT UP.
THANKS ONCE AGAIN.
-RK
Important: The testimonials or endorsements on this website do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Each case is different and success in one case does not warrant or guarantee success in other similar cases or situations.
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Issues
Posted by admin on July 13th, 2010
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Issues -
| The last twenty years have seen a very drastic increase in the severity of the immigration consequences of criminal convictions, and, in some circumstances, for criminal conduct, even if it did not result in an arrest or conviction. For this reason, it is more important than ever that the criminal defense of a noncitizen focus not just on minimizing time in custody, but equally on avoiding the deportation that the noncitizen may face upon completion of their sentence. In California, criminal defense attorneys are required to inform their noncitizen clients of the actual immigration consequences involved in the particular defense strategy, such as a plea agreement. However, it is not uncommon to find that the client has not in fact received that critical information. Far too often the immigration consequences have not been taken into account because the attorney does not see their job as including a defense of the client from the severe immigration consequences. That being said, there are many criminal defense attorneys who are skilled at providing a defense that attempts to mitigate the possibility of deportation at the same time as reducing the possible time spent in custody. For clients who have a history that includes criminal conduct it is important to determine the exact immigration consequences of that activity prior to traveling or filing an application with USCIS. Either is these actions can bring the existence of the criminal conduct to the attention of USCIS, and this can result in very drastic consequences.
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NAACP has right idea on immigration – KansasCity.com
Posted by admin on July 13th, 2010
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