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Education Requirements
To be eligible for Deferred Action, one must be in school or have graduated from High School. High School diploma will satisfy this requirement. In the alternative, the applicant may take GED and attach a copy of the GED Certificate to the Deferred Action application. Students who are enrolled in High School should enclose proof…
What is Deferred Action?
Department of Homeland Security gives Deferred Action and permission to work in the United States to some young people who are present in the United States illegally. Young people granted Deferred Action have legal status in the United States for the duration of validity of their work permit, can get a Social Security number and…
Change of address in the United States
Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) Section 265(a) requires each alien to notify Attorney General in writing of each change of address and new address in the United States within ten days from the date of such change of address. Aliens residing in the United States with a visa or green card need to comply with this requirement…
entrevista de asilo en San Francisco | cambios de programación
La entrevista de asilo en San Francisco ahora está programada mucho más rápido que antes. El 29 de enero 2018, USCIS hizo cambios en prioridades al programar entrevistas de asilo. Ahora estamos de vuelta al primero en abeto. Tuvimos ese sistema en 2014. Las nuevas solicitudes afirmativas de asilo ahora tienen la máxima prioridad cuando…
Pro-immigrant laws signed by governor of California
In October, California Governor Jerry Brown signed several bills into law that will help undocumented immigrants in various ways. Among the measures Brown approved was the TRUST Act, which limits who state and local police can hold for possible deportation. “While Washington waffles on immigration, California’s forging ahead,” Brown said in a statement. “I’m not…