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Visa Petitions and Embassy Approvals   Visa Petitions and Embassy Approvals
Posted: 03/08/2010

By Attorneys Robert L. Reeves and Jeff L. Khurgel

Petitioning for a loved one to immigrate to the United States can be a difficult and confusing process. U.S. immigration involves three or four different U.S. government offices in different parts of the world, numerous government forms and dozens of ...

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Filing For H-1Bs Workers   Filing For H-1Bs Workers
Posted: 03/02/2010

By Attorneys Robert L. Reeves and May Zhang

The April 1st H-1B filing date is approaching fast. As discussed in our previous articles, the H-1B visa is subject to an annual cap of 65,000. An additional 20,000 H1B visas are allocated to alien workers who obtained their master's degree in the U.S. For ...

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Waivers for Misrepresentation  In Immigration Court   Waivers for Misrepresentation In Immigration Court
Posted: 02/26/2010

It’s no secret that sometimes an immigrant obtains immigrant status through misrepresentations.  Sometimes the misrepresentations are innocent; sometimes they are not.  In either case, if the Government discovers the misrepresentation, it is likely that the Government will place the ...

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Naturalization Update   Naturalization Update
Posted: 02/21/2010

By Attorneys Robert L. Reeves and Jeff L. Khurgel

Never has there been a better time for eligible applicants to Naturalize and become U.S. Citizens. Recent Naturalization cases successfully accomplished by Reeves and Associates show a timeframe of about 3-8 months in most cases.

In a surprising P ...

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UNLAWFUL PRESENCE WAIVERS   UNLAWFUL PRESENCE WAIVERS
Posted: 02/17/2010

By: Robert L. Reeves & Nancy E. Miller

Given full freedom of choice, most people who are already in the United States and are eligible for a green card would prefer to complete the process without having to leave.  However, that is not always possible.  In order to be eligible to adjust ...

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DEPORTATION   WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DEPORTATION
Posted: 02/11/2010

By Attorneys Robert Reeves and Jeremiah Johnson

For many immigrants and their families, deportation is a frightening word, and rightfully so.  However, the more one knows about deportation, and how to stop it, the less scary the whole process can be.  Despite years of news of raids and de ...

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Investor Visas – Dispelling the Myths   Investor Visas – Dispelling the Myths
Posted: 02/03/2010

By Attorneys Robert L. Reeves and Joseph I. Elias

When discussing investor visas to the United States, one must understand that they fall into two general categories known as immigrant or nonimmigrant visas.  Immigrant visas are commonly known as the green card and allow investors and their fami ...

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Overcoming Visa Refusals at U.S. Embassies - When No Really Means Maybe   Overcoming Visa Refusals at U.S. Embassies - When No Really Means Maybe
Posted: 01/27/2010

By Attorneys Robert L. Reeves and Jeff L. Khurgel

Applying for an Immigrant Visa at a U.S. Embassy abroad can be an intimidating and stressful process. Aspiring immigrants wait years or sometimes decades for their interview date. During the interview, some applicants are approved and will enter the U ...

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Am I stuck with my Employer?   Am I stuck with my Employer?
Posted: 01/20/2010

By Attorneys Robert L. Reeves and Joseph I. Elias

The recent February 2010 Visa Bulletin shows a somewhat modest advance in visa numbers for skilled and unskilled workers from last month.  Priority dates have reached September 22, 2002 for skilled workers, and June 1, 2001 for unskilled workers. ...

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Federal Court Upholds K-2’s Right to Green Card Eligibility   Federal Court Upholds K-2’s Right to Green Card Eligibility
Posted: 01/13/2010

By Attorneys Robert L.  Reeves and Jeremiah Johnson

This week, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals published a decision holding that a K-2 visa holder (the child of a fiancée of a United States citizen) can adjust his or her status to lawful permanent resident despite turning twenty-one wh ...

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RESOLVE TO SOLVE YOUR IMMIGRATION PROBLEM IN 2010!   RESOLVE TO SOLVE YOUR IMMIGRATION PROBLEM IN 2010!
Posted: 01/06/2010

By Robert L. Reeves & Nancy E. Miller

Will 2010 be the year in which you look your immigration problem in the eye and  take the necessary steps to solve it?   Is help available to you today that was not available a few years ago? Will you seek the expert help you need to determine ...

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