Tural Khalilov, Esq.

Tural Khalilov, Esq. territories.

I am an immigration attorney with over twelve years of experience in family and business immigration, licensed in New York and Maryland and authorized to practice immigration law in all 50 states and U.S.

06/23/2026

🚨 BREAKING — The Supreme Court ruled TODAY in Blanche v. Lau. Green card holders just lost a key border protection. 6-3 decision: border officers no longer need solid proof BEFORE treating a returning LPR as “seeking admission” instead of already admitted. The government can now use evidence that didn’t even exist yet — like a guilty plea entered MONTHS later — to justify what happened at the border. Justice Jackson’s dissent (joined by Sotomayor and Kagan) calls this a “massive blank check” to the government. In Mr. Lau’s case, his actual green card was confiscated for 14 YEARS over a pending charge that hadn’t even gone to trial yet. If you’re a green card holder with ANY pending criminal charge — even one you haven’t been convicted of — talk to an attorney before you travel internationally. This changes the calculus completely. Swipe through for the full breakdown. 📞 212-500-0104

06/22/2026

⭐ No job offer. No employer. No labor certification. The EB-1A green card is the fastest path to permanent residency in the U.S. — but the bar is high. You must be at the very top of your field in science, arts, education, business, or athletics. Here’s how it works: either one major international award (Nobel, Pulitzer, Olympic Medal) — or meet at least 3 of 10 USCIS criteria under 8 C.F.R. § 204.5(h)(3). Meeting 3 criteria is just Step 1. USCIS then runs a Final Merits Determination — a holistic review to confirm you have sustained national or international acclaim. FY2025 overall approval rate: 66.9%. Q4 2025 dropped to 53.4%. The bar is real. Swipe through to see all 10 criteria and who typically qualifies. Share this with anyone who’s been told they’re “not famous enough” — you don’t need a Nobel Prize. 📞 212-500-0104

06/18/2026

President Trump signed an Executive Order telling banks to screen immigrants for “deportation risk.” Here’s what you need to know right now. The May 19, 2026 EO directs the CFPB to let banks treat deportation as a credit risk factor under the Truth in Lending Act — meaning your immigration status can now legally affect your mortgage, auto loan, and credit card applications. ITIN use is being flagged as a “suspicious activity” red flag under the Bank Secrecy Act. That affects millions of legal immigrants. The good news? Mandatory citizenship verification has NOT been implemented yet. ECOA still prohibits credit discrimination based on national origin. LPRs and valid visa holders are still protected under federal law — for now. But new regulatory guidance drops within 60 days. Know your rights before the rules change. Swipe through and share this. 📞 212-500-0104

06/17/2026

Can ICE deport you if you have a pending immigration case? The answer is: it depends — and the difference could mean everything. A pending I-130 alone? Zero protection. A pending I-485? Some protection — but NOT full status, and a denial now triggers immediate removal proceedings. Pending asylum? Generally protected while active. Final removal order with a BIA appeal? Filing the appeal is NOT enough — you MUST also file a separate stay of removal or ICE can deport you mid-appeal. And if ICE is at your door — do NOT sign anything they hand you. You are not required to sign a stipulation of removal. Swipe through and share this — it could save someone’s life. 📞 212-500-0104

06/16/2026

July 2026 Visa Bulletin is out — and if you’re waiting on a green card, this one matters. 🚨 EB-2 India: UNAVAILABLE for the rest of FY2026. EB-5 Unreserved India: also gone. EB-1 India retrogressed. EB-2 China and EB-3 Philippines: retrogression WARNING — file NOW if your date is current. ✅ F2A spouses of LPRs: CURRENT on Dates for Filing. 🗓️ DV-2026 winners: September 30 deadline — no extensions, no exceptions. Swipe through for the full breakdown. Share this with anyone waiting on a green card. 📞 212-500-0104

06/12/2026

Your asylum case has been sitting for years. You don’t know when — or if — you’ll get a hearing. Here’s what you should be doing right now. 👉 You CAN get a work permit after 180 days. 👉 Your evidence MUST be updated — stale cases get denied. 👉 A wrong address can get you deported without a hearing. 👉 A federal court can FORCE USCIS to act. Save this. Share with anyone who is waiting. 📞 212-500-0104

⚠️ Got a Notice to Appear in immigration court? Save this. Two hearings. Two very different purposes. The Master Hearing...
06/11/2026

⚠️ Got a Notice to Appear in immigration court? Save this. Two hearings. Two very different purposes. The Master Hearing: short, administrative, they’re not deciding your case yet. The Individual Hearing: the full trial — where the judge decides if you stay or go. Miss either one? You get deported automatically. No hearing. No arguments. No second chance. Swipe now — share with anyone who needs to see this. 📞 212-500-0104

06/09/2026

BREAKING — June 5, 2026: A federal judge struck down ALL FOUR USCIS policies that had frozen green cards, work permits, asylum, and naturalization for people from 39 countries. Chief Judge John McConnell called it ‘indeterminate legal limbo’ — and ruled USCIS exceeded its legal authority. Your frozen case may move. But the government WILL appeal and could seek a stay. Act NOW. 📞 212-500-0104

🔄 UPDATE — The New York Times just reported that a senior White House official told them the AOS memo was a ‘housekeepin...
05/30/2026

🔄 UPDATE — The New York Times just reported that a senior White House official told them the AOS memo was a ‘housekeeping measure, not a major policy shift.’ DHS confirmed: immigrants will NOT automatically be required to leave the US. BUT — the memo is still in effect. Officers are applying it inconsistently. Some are asking new questions. Others aren’t. RFEs are still coming. Do NOT leave the US. Do NOT withdraw your I-485. Here’s the full updated picture — swipe through. 212-500-0104

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