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The Law Office of Jason Mills is a dedicated team of experienced attorneys specializing in immigration law. We are committed to providing comprehensive legal services to individuals, families, & businesses navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration.

02/10/2023

Nuestra oficina entiende su preocupación por las largas demoras en el procesamiento de la solicitud de perdón I-601A que hemos presentado en su nombre ante los servicios de ciudadanía e inmigración. El Centro de Servicio de Nebraska actualmente tiene un promedio de 34 meses para resolver estos casos, y el Centro de Servicio de Potomac actualmente tiene un promedio de 39.5 meses para resolver estos casos a partir de enero de 2023. Lamentablemente, estos tiempos continúan aumentando.

El hecho de no adjudicar estos casos de manera oportuna significa que miles de solicitantes se retrasan innecesariamente para completar su proceso de residencia y poder vivir y trabajar legalmente en los Estados Unidos.

En respuesta, se presentó una demanda colectiva contra USCIS el 23 de enero de 2023. El objetivo de la demanda es que el Tribunal ordene una adjudicación más rápida de él perdón I-601A.

Si su solicitud de exención I-601A ha estado pendiente durante más de 2 años, comuníquese con nuestra oficina para analizar su elegibilidad para presentar una demanda contra el gobierno.

Nuestra oficina está tomando medidas para apoyar a nuestros clientes. Si usted o un ser querido está considerando iniciar su proceso de inmigración, no deje que las demoras del gobierno lo detengan. Tienes opciones.

Comuníquese con nuestra oficina al 817-335-0220 para analizar sus opciones.

02/10/2023

I-601A Waivers Breaking News

Our office understands your concern about the long delays in processing the I-601A waiver application.

While the lengthy processing delays for the I-601A Waiver Applications are frustrating, we are still receiving high approval rates.

The Nebraska Service Center is currently averaging 24-34 months for these cases, and the Potomac Service Center is currently averaging 39.5 months for these cases as of January 2023.

The failure to adjudicate these cases in a timely manner has frustrated thousands of applicants across the US from completing their green card process and from being able to live and work legally in the United States.

Rest assured the cases are still moving forward and this process remains a very worthwhile process to pursue. The good news is that our approvals are as high as they ever were.

Also more good news has recently come in the form of a class action lawsuit filed against USCIS on January 23, 2023. The goal of the lawsuit is for the Court to compel faster adjudication of the I-601A Waiver.

Our office is also offering to file an individual lawsuit against USCIS for a reasonable fee. The lawsuit is called a writ of mandamus and it compels the government to adjudicate the case.

If your I-601A Waiver Application has been pending for more than 2 years, please contact our office to discuss your eligibility to file a mandamus action against USCIS because of the lengthy delays on waiver adjudication.

Our office will always take action to support our clients. If you or a loved one are considering starting your immigration process, don't let government delays deter you.

Call our office today at #817-335-0220.

01/12/2023

The Department of Homeland Security has established a procedure for nationals of Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Cuba to enter the United States with or without their immediate relatives in an orderly manner. To be able to benefit from this program you must be outside the United States. This temporary permit will allow an individual to enter the United States for a 2-year period for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.

To be able to apply for this benefit you must fulfill the following requirements:

- Have a financial supporter in the United States for the duration of their parole in the United States;
- Undergo and clear a robust security vetting;
- Meet other eligibility criteria; and
- Warrant a favorable exercise of discretion.

If you need any assistance or have any questions regarding this process, please contact us at The Law Office of Jason Mills to make an appointment.


El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional ha establecido un procedimiento para que los nacionales de Venezuela, Haití, Nicaragua y Cuba ingresen a los Estados Unidos con o sin sus familiares inmediatos de manera ordenada. Para poder beneficiarte de este programa debes estar fuera de los Estados Unidos. Este permiso temporal permitirá que una persona ingrese a los Estados Unidos por un período de 2 años por razones humanitarias urgentes o un beneficio público significativo.

Para poder solicitar este beneficio se debe cumplir con los siguientes requisitos:

- Tener un patrocinador financiero en los Estados Unidos durante la duración de su permiso en los Estados Unidos;

- Someterse y aprobar una investigación de antecedentes de seguridad;

- Cumplir con otros criterios de elegibilidad; y

- Ameritar un ejercicio favorable de la discrecionalidad.

Si necesita ayuda o tiene alguna pregunta sobre este proceso, comuníquese con nosotros en la oficina legal de Jason Mills para programar una cita.

07/11/2022

TPS Extension for Venezuela

Secretary Mayorkas has announced the extension of temporary protected status for Venezuela. The 18-month extension of TPS for Venezuela will be effective from September 10, 2022, through March 10, 2024. Beneficiaries under Venezuela’s existing designation, and who were already residing in the United States as of March 8, 2021, are eligible to re-register for TPS under this extension. Venezuelans who are currently eligible for TPS under the existing designation but may have not yet applied with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) should file their applications prior to the September 9, 2022, application deadline. Please contact our office if you have any questions or need to file your application.

07/07/2022

Breaking News for TPS Holders!

USCIS will be creating a new travel authorization document for TPS holders that may be used to qualify for adjustment of status, along with a qualifying family petition. Once a TPS holder travels with this new authorization document, they may be “inspected and admitted” for purposes of qualifying for adjustment of status even if they initially entered without inspection.

Additionally, TPS holders who traveled on advance parole prior to this announcement may still be able to use their advance parole entry to qualify for adjustment of status.

Please contact our office for more information.

06/02/2022

Breaking news!

Individuals who have been present in the United States without authorization for a period of 6 months or more, eventually left the United States and entered again with a valid non-immigrant visa could benefit from a new policy change. Under the new policy, the 3- or 10-year bar can be met inside the United States. This is a great development because prior to the policy change most persons would require a waiver in order to adjust their status inside the United States. Under the new policy, as long as the person has waited 3 or 10 years inside the US, they will be eligible to adjust status without the need to file for a waiver.
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¡Noticias de última hora!

Las personas que hayan estado presentes en los Estados Unidos sin autorización durante un período de 6 meses o más, hayan salido de los Estados Unidos y hayan vuelto a entrar con una visa de no inmigrante válida podrían beneficiarse de un nuevo cambio de ley. Según la nueva política, el castigo de 3 o 10 años se puede cumplir dentro de los Estados Unidos. Este es un gran avance porque antes del cambio de ley, la mayoría de las personas necesitaban de un perdón para ajustar su estatus en los Estados Unidos. Según la nueva ley, siempre que la persona haya esperado los 3 o 10 años dentro de los EE. UU., será elegible para ajustar el estatus sin necesidad de solicitar un perdón.

04/14/2022

03/08/2022

The U.S. Department of State has published important information for Ukrainians who have evacuated to Poland. U.S. citizens or green card holders with a Ukrainian relative should request transfer of their existing immigrant visa case to the consulate in Frankfurt, Germany or Warsaw, Poland. Fiancée...

07/21/2021

A Texas federal Judge ruled on July 16, 2021, that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals commonly known as DACA was improperly established. This current decision prevents U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services from granting DACA applications. The DACA program has been challenged numerous times in the past and it has prevailed. Therefore, we must wait for the Department of Justice to appeal the decision and proceed accordingly. Do not lose hope in the program as the current administration will strive to make sure dreamers are protected. USCIS has communicated that they will continue to accept DACA applications while the case is being litigated. If you have any questions or need assistance in your case contact us at 817-335-0220 to schedule an appointment.

Un juez federal de Texas dictaminó el 16 de julio de 2021 que la Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia, comúnmente conocida como DACA, fue implementada incorrectamente. Esta decisión impide que los Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de EE. UU. Otorguen solicitudes de DACA. El programa De DACA ha enfrentado ataques de esta naturaleza en varias ocasiones en el pasado, pero el programa ha prevalecido. Por lo tanto, debemos esperar a que el Departamento de Justicia apele la decisión y que se revise la determinación actual. No perdamos la esperanza en el programa, ya que la administración actual seguirá trabajando para que los soñadores estén protegidos. El servicio de inmigración ha comunicado que continuaran aceptando aplicaciones en espera a que a que el caso sea finalizado. Si tiene alguna pregunta o necesita ayuda en su caso, comuníquese con nosotros al 817-335-0220 para programar una cita.

02/16/2021

Due to inclement weather, USCIS has announced that the Dallas Field Office and many of the Application Support Centers where biometrics are taken will be closed on February 16th and February 17th.

For more information about specific offices and rescheduling procedures, please visit the uscis.gov website.

The Law Office of Jason Mills is working remotely and will reopen the office as soon as weather permits. You may contact us at 817-335-0220. Please stay safe!