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1. U Visas

   … defenses to deportation, a person with significant prior immigration violations may still qualify for the U visa by … behalf of the petitioner.  8 CFR § 214.14(c)(2)(iii). Family Members of the U Visa Applicant Derivative family members include the spouse parent and child under age …

2. Child Status Protection Act

   … being able to immigrate. The law defines child for immigration purposes as an unmarried person under age 21.  … the beneficiary of an I-130 immigrant petition based on a family relationship or an I-140 petition based on … (2nd Cir. 06/30/2011)   The direct beneficiary family based categories listed below correspond to the …

3. Opening an Office in the United States

   … staffed operation usually within four to six weeks. Two Immigration Categories to Consider Foreign investors and … production and staff to the United States have two major immigration options: (1) the L-1 multinational … jobs for persons other than the investor and his or her family.  For more information about E-2 category visas, …

4. Cancellation of Removal

   … of removal unless she is in removal proceedings before an immigration judge.  The requirements are different for … expected hardships that result from an alien's removal like family separation, diminished educational opportunities, … age, health, length of residence in the United States, and family and community ties in the United States and abroad. …

5. Heba Faced Female Genital Mutilation in Sudan If Her Asylum Case Was Denied

   … case called Matter of Kasinga before the Board of Immigration Appeals in 1996, two years before Sean began … FGM, did not want to be subjected to it and feared that her family - especially her father and brother - would soon … force the procedure on her.  It was important to her family that she marry and it was difficult, perhaps …

6. Asylum

   … only guidelines for implementing domestic laws. But the Immigration and Nationality Act borrowed the definition of … Arbitrary interference with a person's privacy, family, home or correspondence Relegation to substandard … if the applicant demonstrates that in the past he or his family suffered atrocious past persecution. Credible …

7. San Francisco's Paid Sick Leave Ordinance

   … process an employee’s claim without regard to his or her immigration status. Employees filing a claim with OLSE will … employer require employees to use paid sick leave while on family medical leave under state or federal law? A: This question involves the interpretation of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the California Family …

8. Waivers

   … States, because they made a misrepresentation to gain an immigration benefit or engaged in other conduct that bars … may apply for this waiver in removal proceedings before an immigration judge.  When a foreign national is … A waiver is an application made to US Citizenship and Immigration Services asking it to exercise statutory …

9. Asylum: No Imputed Political Opinion Where Persecutor Harms Son Solely to Intimidate Father

   … beliefs. Sharma introduced heresay evidence to the immigration judge of his father's report to him that the … outcome: Where the police beat and threaten [a family member] of a known dissident, it is logical, in the … motive , to conclude that they did so because of the [family member's] presumed guilt by association. The …

10. Petitioning for a Fiancée

    … marriage occurred before the child's 18th birthday.  US immigration law defines a stepchild as a child who was under … a foreign spouse with a child age 19 will face years of family separation because he is ineligible for a petition as … worthwhile strategy that can save more than twenty years of family separation.  For example, Mexico's visa backlog for …