DAYZAD LAW OFFICES BLOG
Your Prior Immigration Approvals Once Again Help Get Your Extensions of Status Petitions Approved
The new administration has instructed officers to once again defer to prior decisions when reviewing petitions for extensions of status. If an application involves the same parties and facts, the [...]
Immigration Changes in Biden’s First Months
President Biden promised substantial immigration reform as a part of his campaign. After his first 100 days in office, we take a look at the changes that have been made [...]
Making a Stressful Process Easier
Immigrants face many life challenges, like family separation, job insecurity, violence, or poverty. Our goal is to at least make the immigration case easy for them. We are so happy [...]
Stop Asian Hate
We stand in solidarity against Asian hate and in support of the BIPOC and Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Violence and acts of racism specifically aimed at the AAPI community [...]
Nonimmigrant Visa Travel Ban Ended!
Good news! The prior administration’s travel ban of certain nonimmigrant visa applicants abroad was set to expire on March 31, 2021. The Biden administration opted not to extend the ban. [...]
Green Card Visa Number Availability Fluctuates from Pandemic
It’s that time again! Charlie Oppenhiem of the Department of State has provided updates on the visa bulletin. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused uncertainty in many aspects of life. The [...]
Getting Our Clients to the Finish Line
The path to citizenship can be a long and complicated road. Folks often wait several years and complete multiple immigration applications before they even become eligible for U.S. citizenship. Once [...]
New Public Charge Rule No Longer in Effect
The Biden administration ended the use of the new Public Charge rule put into place by the last administration. The 2019 version of the Public Charge rule affected green card [...]
Immigrant Visa Travel Ban Revoked
The previous administration temporarily stopped the entry of new green card holders into the United States. They argued that these immigrants would take jobs of U.S. citizens during the economic [...]