Deferred action process is considered to be a great opportunity for many undocumented immigrants in the United States who had come to the country as minors and through no fault on their part. However, this process may not be a good choice for some of the undocumented immigrants. It is wise to understand completely about […]
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In early 2010, the City of Los Angeles and USCIS entered into a letter of agreement to enhance immigrant integration in Los Angeles. The two-year agreement was a pilot project that ended in early 2010. In April 2012, Los Angeles and the USCIS renewed the agreement. The agreement includes a commitment to initiatives such as
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US Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is celebrated every year, by the US citizens on September 17. It was on this day, in the year 1787, the US constitution was signed by the Founding Fathers. The US Constitution has been serving as the supreme law for the past 225 years. The Constitution is the one
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If you are an eligible undocumented immigrant in the United States, you may receive a driver’s license and a federal work permit along with deferred action, if your request for deferred action is approved by the USCIS. According to the deferred action policy, recipients of deferred action are also eligible for state issued driver’s licenses.
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Deferred action process that has been implemented by President Obama’s Administration, will protect the undocumented immigrants from deportation. Most of the eligible undocumented immigrants are stepping forward to request deferred action, which will temporarily postpone deportation. However there are various reasons why an undocumented immigrant must come forward to request deferred action. Filing Form I-821D,
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Undocumented immigrants who want to apply for deferred action to remain in the United States should be aware of scammers. Through this policy undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as minors, will be granted permission to remain in the country for a certain period of time. Fraudsters, as usual try to defraud undocumented
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Hurricane Isaac is a tropical cyclone system that is now gone, but the slow-moving weather system has left a great deal of devastation behind, especially in the northern Gulf Coast area. In addition to the nine fatalities confirmed from the storm in the US, the storm, which became a hurricane on August 28 before touching
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The new deferred action policy implemented by President Barack Obama, will give a chance to young undocumented immigrants to receive deferred action, through which they may reside and work in the United States for 2 years. By receiving deferred action, the deportation of eligible undocumented immigrants will be deferred for two years. Through this process,
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Being an undocumented immigrant in the United States, you may be granted a temporary relief from deportation, if you file Form I-821D, and receive deferred action. Completing and filing this form is not an easy task, as this form must be mailed along with the USCIS Forms I-765 and I-765WS, to apply for a work
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A few steps are involved in filing a request for deferred action. You must file three different forms, along with the supporting documentation and fees. Remember that even a smallest mistake will lead to the denial of your request. Hence it is wise to go through the instructions before could file an application to request
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