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📢 Important Update on Parole in Place Program The temporary stay on the new Parole in Place program, designed to benefit spouses and stepchildren of U.S. citizens, was scheduled to be lifted today, September 9th. However, a new extension has been announced, keeping the stay in effect until at least September 23rd. This means that any benefits or applications under the program will remain paused for the time being. Stay tuned for further updates as we approach the new date. 📅 For any immigration-related questions or assistance, feel free to reach out to an immigration attorney. #ParoleInPlace #ImmigrationUpdates #USCIS #FamilyImmigration

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It seems that the Biden-Harris administration is making the parole tool the best way to introduce by fiat an “executive amnesty” for spouses of U.S. Citizens using the president’s executive order power, authorizing immigration agencies to issue parole in place to U.S. citizens’ spouses in order for them to apply for a green card. Many mix-status families have individuals who can’t adjust status after being living in the U.S. for many years. This policy strategy, seems to be the best option to keep the border security measures untouched, in order to keep at bay his right-wing critics within his own party. Executive Orders can be tricky, because they depend on his reelection to remain in place for longer time. We already know what happened with DACA, though. Yet, after United States v Texas it seems that it won’t violate constitutional separation of powers, an amnesty is still limited in time. Is a band aid, the system needs a deep reform, but if the EO is issued to grant parole to spouses as it was announced yesterday it could be life changing for many immigrants.

The new parole-in-place policy announced by President Biden aims to assist undocumented immigrants who are spouses of U.S. citizens. NOTE: This policy is not yet accepting applications. This policy allows these individuals to apply for an adjustment of status without having to leave the country, a process that often causes fear and uncertainty. Previously, this was only an option open to spouses of military members. Typically, undocumented individuals would have to leave the country and apply for a green card at a U.S. embassy in their home country, which could take a significant amount of time and result in hardships. Some would resort to applying for a 601A waiver, but this process also takes years and leaves them without a legal way to work while their application is processing. The new policy is a significant improvement as it speeds up the process for these individuals to obtain legal status, thereby reducing the time they are separated from their families and allowing them to work legally sooner. This change is crucial in providing a more efficient and compassionate pathway to legal residency for undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens. Read more about the policy from the American Immigration Lawyers Association at https://buff.ly/3XxH4wU

Find out some background information about the new Family Unity program for one seeking legal permanent residence while remaining in the United States in Kathleen Campbell Walker and Ian Nesteruk’s latest Immigration blog, "Parole in Place for U.S. Citizens' Spouses: What (Little) We Know Before August 19 Start." To read more, click here: https://bit.ly/3YNiVD9 #immigrationlaw

Are you confused about the difference between an RFE (Request for Evidence) and a NOID (Notice of Intent to Deny) from USCIS? Understanding these notices is essential for your immigration case: ✅ RFE: USCIS needs more documents or information to proceed. It’s not a denial, but you must respond within the set timeframe (typically 30-90 days) to keep your case moving. ✅ NOID: This is more critical. USCIS plans to deny your application unless you provide compelling evidence within 30 days to resolve the concerns. Both require quick action and a well-prepared response. If you've received an RFE or NOID, professional guidance can help you navigate the process smoothly. Contact us today! 📱 https://lnkd.in/gk4mrNZs ☎️ 305-707-8787 ✉️ info@finbergfirm.com #immigrationlaw #RFE #NOID #immigrationattorney #immigration

ATTORNEYS: Post-conviction relief is a critical remedy for removing the devastating effects of criminal convictions. For immigrants, post-conviction relief can also prevent and correct wrongful deportations and denials of immigration status. IDP has amicus briefs, sample briefs, and other helpful resources for practicing attorneys to better understand and how post-conviction relief can help immigrant clients: https://lnkd.in/gZpn7vW9

Big Immigration News 🚨🔔🇺🇸 Starting today, August 19, 2024, USCIS is now accepting online filings for Form I-131 F the Application for Parole in Place! This is a significant update specifically for certain noncitizen spouses and stepchildren of U.S. citizens. Watch the video for a quick overview of these new regulations, and don’t hesitate to contact us for detailed guidance on the implementation. We’re here to help you navigate these changes smoothly. 📞 +1-305-503-5195 📩 info@hsusalaw.com 🌐 haratzstubbe.com #ImmigrationNews #USCISUpdate #ParoleInPlace #undocumented #keepingfamiliestogether #FormI131 #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationReform #USCIS #ImmigrationHelp #LegalUpdate #FamilyImmigration #HaratzsStubbeLaw #UsLawFirm

NEW COMMUNITY RESOURCE TO SHARE! A criminal court case can negatively impact immigration status. Here are 4 things noncitizens should consider during and after a criminal case: 1️⃣ you have a right to immigration advice 2️⃣ know that police share fingerprints with ICE 3️⃣ consider avoiding traveling abroad 4️⃣ delay submitting applications to immigration agencies, if possible Get all the details in our new resource created in partnership with City University of New York School of Law Immigrant and Non-Citizen Rights Clinic an share with clients and community members! Available in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole: bit.ly/crim-case-issues