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Sarmiento Immigration Law Firm

Immigration Lawyers in Cleveland Ohio

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BIA on Immigration Courts and Evidence Outside the Record of Conviction | Matter of Ahortalejo-Guzman, 25 I & N Dec 465 (BIA 2011)

April 25, 2011 JP Sarmiento deportation, family immigration, News and Articles

One of the elements for Cancellation of Removal for Non-LPR (10 year cancellation case) eligibility is “good moral character.” If the applicant has been convicted

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USCIS Issues Final Rule on Employment Eligibility Verification Form (I-9)

April 19, 2011 JP Sarmiento deportation, employment immigration, News and Articles

On April 14, 2011, the USCIS announced its final rule regarding the employment eligibility verification process. Under federal law, employers must complete Form I-9 for

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Immigration Agencies in Case of a Government Shutdown

April 9, 2011 JP Sarmiento asylum, citizenship, deportation, employment immigration, family immigration, green cards, News and Articles, visas

On April 8, 2011, AILA released an update on what would happen to different immigration-related government agencies in case the government shuts down. Please note

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E-Verify Self Check

April 4, 2011 JP Sarmiento deportation, employment immigration, News and Articles

The E-Verify Self Check is a free web-based service that can be used by a US-based worker to check on his or her employment eligibility.

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EOIR Swears In Three New Immigration Judges

April 2, 2011 JP Sarmiento deportation, News and Articles

Attorney General Eric Holder recently appointed three new immigration judges. Steve Day joins the Boston Immigration Court, while Edward Kelly and Deepali Nadkarni would each

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From Arriving Alien to Final Order to Adjustment of Status… Finally

March 31, 2011 JP Sarmiento asylum, deportation, family immigration, green cards, News and Articles

He was tired. He just got out of jail a few weeks ago. Ten plus years in the United States. Multiple lawyers, hearings, consultations, all

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Fee Waiver Guidelines from the March 2011 USCIS Policy Memorandum

March 30, 2011 JP Sarmiento asylum, citizenship, deportation, employment immigration, family immigration, green cards, News and Articles, visas

Introduction People who could not afford to pay the filing fees for certain immigration paperwork can file a fee waiver request. The USCIS developed the

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18-Month Extension Temporary Protected Status for Somalia

November 9, 2010 JP Sarmiento deportation, News and Articles

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for eligible nationals of

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Immigration Customs Enforcement Removed Illegal Aliens in Record Numbers for Fiscal Year 2010

October 13, 2010 JP Sarmiento deportation, News and Articles

In fiscal year 2010, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) removed more illegal aliens than in any other period in the history of the United

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BIA Holds in Matter of Legazpi that Spouse of Grandfathered Relative is Not Indepdendently Grandfathered Under 245i

September 8, 2010 JP Sarmiento deportation, family immigration, green cards

A new BIA case came out which should clear out some confusion on whether spouses of grandfathered relatives are protected under 245(i). They’re not. The

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