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By Reuben Seguritan August 8, 2018   After a person is interviewed at a US Consular office, he will be informed if his application is approved, denied or under administrative processing. The administrative processing of applications is a necessary procedure that helps the US government determine who may or may not be issued a visa. Read the full article…

By Reuben Seguritan   July 25, 2018   The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced that it is creating a new office that will investigate cases of naturalized citizens who may be denaturalized or their US citizenships revoked because of offenses or violations they committed or failed to disclose during the application Read the full article…

By Reuben Seguritan   July 11, 2018   A new USCIS policy that was published on July 5, 2018 requires the issuance of a deportation notice or Notice to Appear (NTA) to those who are not lawfully present in the US after their applications or petitions are denied.   Also included in the policy are Read the full article…

By: Reuben Seguritan   June 27, 2018   A recent US Supreme Court decision on cancellation of removal could benefit thousands of nonpermanent residents who are currently under deportation proceedings or who have been ordered removed, or who have already been deported.   Cancellation of removal is a relief available to nonpermanent residents who are Read the full article…

By: Reuben Seguritan   June 13, 2018   Filing family-based petitions for relatives is the way to reunite family members and bring them to the United States. However, due to the decades-long wait for the visa numbers to be available, some life changes might have occurred which could affect the family-based petition.   Some family-based Read the full article…