An asylum applicant has but one year to file a claim after arrival in the U.S. The clock starts to run from the last arrival date in the U.S. Two exceptions exist in the Statute: a) Changed circumstances that would materially affect the applicant’s eligibility or b) extraordinary that delayed the filing of the asylum...Read More
Driving without a valid driver’s license in New York can lead to fines, jail time, and serious immigration consequences, especially for visa holders and non-residents. Whether you’re a New York State resident or navigating immigration laws, understanding the risks and requirements is essential. This article, informed by Oltarsh & Associates, explores penalties, defenses, and immigration...Read More
The United States Supreme Court reversed a Board of Immigration Appeal and held that a Motion to Reopen allows the Board to change a decision for newly discovered evidence or change in circumstances. The Government had argued that the acceptance of voluntary departure was a surrender by an alien of his right to seek a...Read More
When a permanent resident becomes a U.S. citizen, and wishes to expedite the visa processing for a spouse together with the children, a new alien relative petition (I-130) should be filed for the spouse. This would enable the K-3 spouse to come simultaneously with the children. On arriving in the U.S. the alien spouse parent...Read More
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