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Marriage Based Green Card Interview – The Second/ Fraud Interview (Stokes) Tips for Success!! Video

What is a Stokes interview? A Stokes Interview in a marriage based green card application process is referring to an interview when the husband and wife are questioned separately, and their answers are compared by an immigration officer to determine whether the marriage was entered into in good faith. A…

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Obama’s Deffered Action and Dream Act qualified youth – What you need to know Video?

Immigrants who were brought to the United States before the age of 16, who have lived here for at least five years, are in school, have a high school diploma or GED, or were honorably discharged from the military and are younger than 30 are eligible for the “deferred action”.…

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Deferred Action for DREAMers: Video explaining the Announcment

The announcement about deferred action for eligible DREAM students caught us pleasantly by surprise. Under the administration plan, illegal immigrants will be immune from deportation, if they were brought to the US before they turned 16 and are younger than 30; if they have been in the country for at…

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E2 Visa For Israeli Nationals – המדריך המלא שלך לאשרה מסוג E2 – אשרה למשקיע בארה”ב

The recent news about an E2 visa for Israelis are exciting. The measure added Israel to the list of countries eligible for E-2 investor visas. Once signed into law by President Obama, as expected, the bill will put Israel on a list with more than 79 other countries whose citizens…

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KPBS News Story about our Client Ayded Reyes: Winning Proescutorial Discretion

Great News story about our client Ayded Reyes, Attorney Jacob Sapochnick is also interviewed. Reyes was allowed to stay here under a policy announced by the Obama administration last year dubbed “prosecutorial discretion.” It directs immigration officials to focus on prosecuting and deporting serious criminals and those who have repeatedly…

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Video: I-601 and New I-601A waiver Key Success Tips

The heart of the extreme hardship waiver application is the determination of extreme hardship to a qualifying relative who can either be a U.S. citizen spouse or parent. Factors USCIS considers when determining extreme hardship include, but are not limited to: 1. Health – For example: Ongoing or specialized treatment…