Jessica's Greensboro, North Carolina firm was formed in December 2012 and focuses primarily on immigration which includes: permanent
residence applications based on marriage or family, removal defense, visas for victims of crimes, and naturalization.
Not exact matches
In addition to eliminating country quotas for employment -
based visas, the U.S. should clear long backlogs in family -
based visa
applications, and create a W - visa category for less - skilled employees to work legally for up to three years (with a chance to renew and be sponsored for permanent
residence).
Is the age of majority at the time of the
application based on his / her state of permanent
residence.
This private client department is able to assist clients on visitors» visas, family visas, entry clearance and long
residence applications, points -
based system
applications, extensions for all types of visas, ILR (indefinite leave to remain)
residence permit / certificate for EEA Nationals and their families, bail
applications for those who have been detained, human rights, naturalisation, registration and citizenship
applications; applying for a British passport; and preparing and representing appeals in the First Tier Tribunal.
This work includes
applications for permanent
residence in business, immigrant categories,
applications for skilled workers under federal and provincially
based immigration programs,
applications for temporary workers under the immigration regulations pursuant to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, as well as
applications for Canadian citizenship.
Based on USCIS regulation «The date of adjustment for approved
applications filed by asylees shall be one year prior to the date of being approved for permanent
residence» Here is the link to that...
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Applications for
residence permits on the
basis of family reunification such as those at issue in the main proceedings are covered by Directive 2003/86.
Applications for
residence permits on the
basis of family reunification such as those at issue in the main proceedings are covered by Council Directive 2003 / 86 / EC of 22 September 2003 on the right to family reunification.
49 In the present case, it is for the referring court to establish whether the refusal of the
applications for
residence permits submitted on the
basis of family reunification in circumstances such as those at issue in the main proceedings entails, for the Union citizens concerned, a denial of the genuine enjoyment of the substance of the rights conferred by their status.