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The Impact of Local Immigration Laws on Your Case
Navigating the complex immigration landscape can be daunting, especially when local laws come into play. Understanding the impact of these regulations is essential for anyone seeking a green card, citizenship, or a non-immigrant visa. At Dell'Ome Law Firm, we pride ourselves on our deep knowledge of immigration law, and we're here to guide you through this intricate process with confidence and clarity.
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What are the requirements for the EB-2 NIW Visa?
The EB-2 NIW visa, or EB-2 National Interest Waiver visa, provides an excellent pathway for highly skilled professionals and individuals with advanced degrees to live and work in the United States without employer sponsorship. However, understanding the detailed requirements for obtaining this visa is crucial for a successful application. At Dell'Ome Law Firm, we are committed to guiding you through each step of the process with clarity and expertise.
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Changing Status From F-1 Student Visa to Green Card
Transitioning from an F-1 student visa to a green card is an exciting yet complex journey for many international students in the United States. The process involves understanding various options, legal requirements, and potential pathways to secure your status as a lawful permanent resident. At Dell'Ome Law Firm, we specialize in guiding individuals through these conversions and ensuring a smooth transition toward achieving your immigration goals.
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Frequently Asked Questions About EB-2 Visa
The EB-2 visa is an attractive option for professionals looking to live and work in the United States. As specialized immigration attorneys, the team at Dell'Ome Law Firm has a uniquely expert understanding of the EB-2 Visa process. Below, we address some common questions to clarify the process and requirements for obtaining an EB-2 NIW Visa and the EB-2 National Interest Waiver.
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How to Calculate the CSPA Age?
Liz Dell'Ome
The CSPA (Child Status Protection Act) age, or "CSPA age," is a rule used in the United States to calculate the "protected age" of dependent children in immigration processes in order to prevent them from becoming ineligible due to "aging out" (i.e., reaching the age of 21 during the processing of a visa application). The calculation of the CSPA age can help determine whether the child is still considered a minor, even after turning 21, for immigration purposes.
How to Calculate the CSPA Age:
How to calculate the CSPA age:
1. Determine the child's actual age at the time a visa became available for her:
· This date can be the approval date, if the visa bulletin of that month covers the priority date of the petition; or
· The first day of the month when a visa becomes available (the visa bulletin covers the petition’s priority)
2. Calculate the processing time of the petition:
· The next step is to calculate how long the petition took to be processed. This is done by counting the number of days between the filing of the form (the date the petition was received) and the approval of the petition (the approval date by USCIS).
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Understanding the Role of a Local Experienced Immigration Attorney
When it comes to immigration, it's essential to recognize that each case presents its challenges. Partnering with a knowledgeable local immigration attorney from Dell'Ome Law Firm can significantly enhance your understanding of U.S. immigration laws. With our offices located in Coral Springs, FL, and New York, NY, our attorneys are dedicated to creating personalized strategies tailored to your immigration requirements.
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