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07/18/2024

Recordatorios sobre el Proceso que Anuncio Biden Para Cónyuges de Ciudadanos Americanos. Vean esta pagina:

El 18 de junio, el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS) anunció acciones para promover la unidad familiar en el proceso de inmigración. Este anuncio es consistente con el compromiso de la administración Biden-Harris de mantener unidas a las familias. DHS ha establecido este proceso para consi...

06/18/2024

El presidente Biden anuncio un nuevo programa para conjugues de ciudadanos americanos casados legalmente a partir de junio 17, 2024, que han estado presente por diez años a partir de junio 17, 2024, que tienen buena conducta moral, y que no son inadmisibles por otro motivo más que por haber entrado sin documentación.

Todavía NO está en efecto este programa, pero pueden hacer una consulta gratuita para determinar si son elegibles basado en la información que tenemos, llamando a Navarro Law Group, APC a 818-365-6777.

Por favor no traten de solicitar este beneficio hasta que se formalicen los reglamentos y USCIS indique que está recibiendo solicitudes.

Mas información aquí: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2024/06/18/hoja-informativa-dhs-anuncia-un-nuevo-proceso-para-promover-la-unidad-y-estabilidad

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02/01/2024

USCIS Emite Regla Final para Ajustar Ciertas Tarifas de Inmigración y Naturalización -

El 30 de enero de 2024, publicamos una regla final para ajustar ciertas tarifas de solicitud de beneficios de inmigración y naturalización por primera vez desde 2016. Con la regla final, USCIS puede recuperar sus costos operacionales de manera más completa y hacer posible el procesamiento oportun...

05/05/2022

Mas información aqui: https://www.uscis.gov/eadautoextend

La lista de beneficiarios de la nueva Regla Final Temporal del servicio de inmigración beneficia, entre otros, a asilados, refugiados, titulares de TPS, extranjeros con cancelación de deportación, aplicantes de residencia legal permanente, solicitantes de asilo esperando la resolución de sus cas...

02/10/2022

The bill by freshman Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, R-Fla., offers a path to legal residency and a ramp-up of border security efforts.

12/02/2021

U.S. Senator Alex Padilla and Congresswoman Deborah Ross Lead 49 Colleagues in Urging DHS to Expand DACA Eligibility to Documented Dreamers

10/28/2021

House Democrats plan to advance an already rejected immigration proposal to offer a pathway to legal status for millions of undocumented people, though whether the provision will land in a final package remains to be seen.

07/21/2021

⚖️ On July 16, 2021, a Federal District Court in Texas issued a ruling in Texas v. United States limiting the DACA policy and declaring it unlawful. More analysis will come as we learn about forthcoming USCIS operational guidance about DACA but for now here are a few key points about the recent decision. ⬇️

➡️ What does this decision mean for DACA recipients?
- Current DACA cases remain valid. People who currently have DACA keep their DACA protection and work permit. Nothing has changed with already-approved DACA cases.
- DACA renewals continue. People who have DACA now or had DACA in the past are still eligible to renew their case. Pending renewals will be processed normally.

➡️ What does this mean for DACA-eligible individuals who have applied for initial DACA?
- First-time DACA applications are on hold.
- No new DACA application will be approved at this time. The decision has blocked USCIS from approving new DACA cases. This means that those who have submitted an initial request (i.e., those that never had DACA) and have not received an approval from USCIS will have their application held. This applies to all initial requests that were not approved prior to July 16, 2021.

➡️ What about people who were preparing to file their first request?
- The judge’s decision prohibits USCIS from approving any first-time DACA applications at this time. USCIS can accept initial DACA applications but will not issue any decision on them.
- It is unclear at this point whether there is any benefit to requesting DACA for the first time now and having an application pending. More guidance will come soon.

➡️ What if someone was just granted DACA for the first time?
- If you were recently granted DACA for the first time, your DACA will remain valid.
- You should plan to renew your DACA in the future and in the meantime stay informed about changes and updates to the DACA policy.

➡️ What does the decision mean for DACA overall?
- We will likely hear more about DACA soon – both from USCIS and from the Biden administration directly.
- People will continue to fight to protect DACA and the legal case will continue in the courts.
- It is important to stay informed and to speak with a trusted legal service provider about your specific case!

➡️ What can I do now?
- Talk with a legal service provider to better understand how this decision may impact your case. Find a legal expert in your area here: https://bit.ly/ianimmhelp
- If you are eligible to renew your DACA, renew your case now! Speak with a legal service provider to get screened and informed about your options.

07/20/2021

🚨 BREAKING: A federal judge’s ruling today declared the program unlawful in a case led by Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton and joined by 9 states.

While the decision does not affect current recipients and their ability to renew their DACA cases it does block the government from approving new applications for first-time applicants.

Read our full statement: https://bit.ly/3imTa5I

06/18/2021

Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday struck down two immigration opinions penned by his predecessors under the Trump administration, reversing limits on who is eligible for asylum.

06/16/2021

The following joint statement was released by Secretary Alejandro N. Mayorkas and Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken.