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Nunc Pro Tunc is a legal remedy used in immigration cases to correct administrative errors. This article explains the concept, how it can be applied, and its limitations. Learn about the specific conditions under which Nunc Pro Tunc is granted and how it can impact your immigration status.
Understanding U.S. immigration law involves navigating various rules and regulations, including the USCIS’s Last Action Rule. This principle dictates that the most recent decision made by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on a person’s visa or immigration status is the one that stands, regardless of any previous approvals or denials. This rule can significantly impact the outcome of visa petitions, as it determines which status is ultimately valid if multiple applications or changes in status occur. In the following discussion, we go into the specifics of the USCIS’s Last Action Rule, providing examples of how it operates and the potential implications for individuals undergoing the immigration process.
In the ever-evolving immigration landscape in the United States, one common question that often arises is, “Can I switch employers with an approved or pending I-140?” The answer is not a straightforward yes or no, as several factors come into play when considering changing jobs while holding an approved or pending I-140 petition. This blog post will cover the details and provide insights to help you navigate this critical decision effectively.
The E-2 visa is a viable pathway for individuals initiating or acquiring a business within the US. Notably, the applicant must be from a recognized treaty country, invest capital into the company, and crucially employ US workers. However, a common dilemma among potential applicants is whether these workers must be full-time employees. We discuss the E-2 visa requirement to hire and employ U.S. workers here.
The DOS Visa Bulletin is an invaluable resource for those awaiting the issuance of family and employment-based immigrant visas. Issued monthly by the United States Department of State, this document provides a systematic way to monitor these visas’ availability and processing times. This comprehensive guide goes into the aspects of the Visa Bulletin, making it easier to understand and efficiently track your visa application’s progress.
Embark on a journey to demystify CBP Form I-94, the cornerstone of your legal entry and stay in the United States. Serving as a record of admission, this document holds crucial details like your entry date, admission category (TN, H1B, L1), and the expiration date of your authorized stay. Discover the nuances of CBP Form I-94, its electronic transition, and why it’s indispensable for various aspects of your stay.
If you’re a Canadian or Mexican citizen with a TN Visa, the prospect of obtaining a Green Card is within reach. Dive into our comprehensive guide, exploring the intricacies of “single intent” on a TN Visa, key considerations for transitioning, and the processes involved in obtaining a green card through employment or marriage. Ensure a smooth journey by understanding intent nuances and consulting with an immigration attorney for personalized guidance.