AzulaySeiden News

• “Newsflash—The BIA upholds immigrant-friendly precedent!”

  By Sara E. Herbk
  June, 2009– “The inspiration for this article is derived from an actual case at the AzulaySeiden Law Group. I had the privilege of working on this case in preparing and filing the second Immigrant Petition and BIA appeal. In this case, I became very familiar with how family law and immigration law [...]

• AzulaySeiden client receives scare when “Suburban Mayoral Race Turns Nasty”

  AzulaySeiden client receives scare…

• AzulaySeiden Attorney, Sara E. Herbek, Obtains Important BIA Decision

  February 9, 2009, Chicago, IL-
  AzulaySeiden Attorney, Sara E. Herbek, recently received an important decision from the BIA regarding her appeal of an I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, denial for one of AzulaySeiden’s clients. The client, a citizen of the Philippines, came to the US and married a US citizen in May, 2006. The USC then [...]

AzulaySeiden Press Releases

• Jocelyn Bolante Returned to the Philippines

  After almost two and a half years in the custody of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Jocelyn Bolante has returned to the Philippines.

• AzulaySeiden Law Group Recognized by National Organizations for Workplace Flexibility and Effectiveness

  AzulaySeiden Law Group Recognized by National Organizations for Workplace Flexibility and Effectiveness

• Detroit (December 12, 2007)- Federal Prosecutors Drop Charges Against AzulaySeiden Law Group Client Goran Pavic

  AzulaySeiden Law Group, the largest immigration law firm in Chicago, today announced that the United States Federal Government has dismissed charges against Goran Pavic, a Canadian citizen who was detained last month as a suspected Croatian war criminal.

AzulaySeiden News Releases

• Jocelyn Bolante Returned to the Philippines

  After almost two and a half years in the custody of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Jocelyn Bolante has returned to the Philippines.

• AzulaySeiden Law Group Recognized by National Organizations for Workplace Flexibility and Effectiveness

  AzulaySeiden Law Group Recognized by National Organizations for Workplace Flexibility and Effectiveness

• Chicago (July, 2008)- Immigration Raids: Employer Rights and Lawful Responses to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Raids

  The frequency and magnitude of immigration raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reached a new all-time record high.

Department of Homeland Security News

Immigration News

• “Obama risks alienating Latinos with lack of immigration reform”

  “Obama must lead the charge for immigration reform by telling Americans the truth: that tough, fair and compassionate immigration reform is necessary for America’s economy and national security, and not just for Latino voters. He must also, somehow, convince Latinos that he really does feel their pain.” Joshua Hoyt, Mar. 5, 2010.  Click here to [...]

• “Obama looking to give new life to immigration reform”

  “In an effort to advance a bill through Congress before midterm elections, the president meets with two senators who have spent months trying to craft legislation.”  Click here to read this entire article from LA Times.
   
  http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-na-immigration5-2010mar05,0,1123497.story

• “Reform, on Ice”

  “The wait for immigration reform has been ugly, and President Obama must remember his campaign promise: that the undocumented deserve a chance for citizenship.”  Click here to read this entire article..
   
  http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/02/opinion/02tue2.html?th&emc=th

USCIS Press Room

• Department of Homeland Security Signs Visa Waiver Program Interim Declaration with Romania

  US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary, Michael Chertoff, signed a Visa Waiver Program (VWP) declaration with Romanian Ambassador, Adrian Vierita.  This act continues to move Romania toward visa-free travel to the US, and possibly toward becoming a VWP member.
  Click here to view the full release issued by DHS.

• USCIS Increases Period of Stay for NAFTA Workers from Canada and Mexico

  US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has increased the period a Canadian or Mexican worker under a TN Visa (Trade-NAFTA) may stay in the United States before obtaining readmission or an extension of stay.  The newly instituted rule changes the period of time from one year to three years.  Eligible TN nonimmigrants may be also be [...]

• USCIS News

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