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TN Computer Systems Analyst Case Summary 2.4.2020
Managing Partner Rosanna Berardi discusses a recent TN application for a Computer Systems Analyst. This case is unique in the sense that the applicant did not possess a degree in computer science, rather, the applicant has an MBA and many years of work experience. As some of you may know, the Computer Systems Analyst category requires […]
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NY Attorney General to Sue Over New DHS Policy Suspending Trusted Traveler Programs for NY Residents
On February 6, 2020, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that New York residents are no longer eligible to enroll in U.S. Customs and Border Protections’ (CBP) Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP). The suspension follows the enactment of New York’s Green Light Law in December 2019. The next day, the New York Attorney General, Letitia James, […]
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Increase in US Visa Fees for Australians
The US Department of State has dramatically increased visa issuance fees for Australian nationals in certain visa categories as of December 23, 2019. The US government charges visa issuance fees for nonimmigrant visas that are approved. The fee increases are intended to reciprocate the fees the Australian government charges US citizens who are issued visas. […]
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USCIS Guidance on Paying the N-400 Naturalization Application Fee With a Credit Card
Applicants applying for Naturalization can now pay the N-400 naturalization application fee using a credit card with no additional fees added. Form N-400 is the only form that can be paid using a credit card. USCIS has valuable guidelines on the process of paying the application fee that must be followed in order to ensure […]Read More -
How does not registering for the selective service affect a naturalization application?
Males between the ages of 18 and 26 are required under United States Law to register for Selective Service. Registering for Selective Service does not mean you have to become a member of the armed forces. However, if a large scale war or a similar event were to happen, males are expected to be […]Read More -
BIL Lawyers Speak at AILA Conference
On September 25, 2015, Berardi Immigration Law’s very own Rosanna Berardi and Jennifer Behm spoke on expert panels at AILA’s Annual Northern Border Immigration Conference in Clayton, New York. BIL was the only firm at the conference with attorneys presenting on two separate panels. This year’s conference was entitled “Strictly Business” and focused solely on […]Read More -
Partner Jennifer Behm Interviewed by WBFO 88.7 In Segment, “You & the Law: Staying Here For a Job”
Partner Jennifer Behm was the featured interview during the All Things Considered Newscast with Mike Desmond last Friday, September 18th in a segment titled, “You and the Law: Staying Here For a Job.” The interview aired on radio station WBFO 88.7 at 5:45 p.m. To listen to the interview please click here. In the interview, […]Read More -
USCIS Expands Efforts to Highlight Naturalization in Light of Citizenship Day
History of Citizenship Day Citizenship Day is celebrated each year on September 17th, which is also the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution in 1787. United States citizenship was first recognized for its significance in 1940 on the third Sunday of May known as “I Am an American Day”. However, in 1952 the date […]Read More
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TN Computer Systems Analyst Case Summary 2.4.2020
Managing Partner Rosanna Berardi discusses a recent TN application for a Computer Systems Analyst. This case is unique in the sense that the applicant did not possess a degree in computer science, rather, the applicant has an MBA and many years of work experience. As some of you may know, the Computer Systems Analyst category requires […]
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NY Attorney General to Sue Over New DHS Policy Suspending Trusted Traveler Programs for NY Residents
On February 6, 2020, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that New York residents are no longer eligible to enroll in U.S. Customs and Border Protections’ (CBP) Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP). The suspension follows the enactment of New York’s Green Light Law in December 2019. The next day, the New York Attorney General, Letitia James, […]
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Increase in US Visa Fees for Australians
The US Department of State has dramatically increased visa issuance fees for Australian nationals in certain visa categories as of December 23, 2019. The US government charges visa issuance fees for nonimmigrant visas that are approved. The fee increases are intended to reciprocate the fees the Australian government charges US citizens who are issued visas. […]
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USCIS Guidance on Paying the N-400 Naturalization Application Fee With a Credit Card
Applicants applying for Naturalization can now pay the N-400 naturalization application fee using a credit card with no additional fees added. Form N-400 is the only form that can be paid using a credit card. USCIS has valuable guidelines on the process of paying the application fee that must be followed in order to ensure […]Read More -
How does not registering for the selective service affect a naturalization application?
Males between the ages of 18 and 26 are required under United States Law to register for Selective Service. Registering for Selective Service does not mean you have to become a member of the armed forces. However, if a large scale war or a similar event were to happen, males are expected to be […]Read More -
BIL Lawyers Speak at AILA Conference
On September 25, 2015, Berardi Immigration Law’s very own Rosanna Berardi and Jennifer Behm spoke on expert panels at AILA’s Annual Northern Border Immigration Conference in Clayton, New York. BIL was the only firm at the conference with attorneys presenting on two separate panels. This year’s conference was entitled “Strictly Business” and focused solely on […]Read More -
Partner Jennifer Behm Interviewed by WBFO 88.7 In Segment, “You & the Law: Staying Here For a Job”
Partner Jennifer Behm was the featured interview during the All Things Considered Newscast with Mike Desmond last Friday, September 18th in a segment titled, “You and the Law: Staying Here For a Job.” The interview aired on radio station WBFO 88.7 at 5:45 p.m. To listen to the interview please click here. In the interview, […]Read More -
USCIS Expands Efforts to Highlight Naturalization in Light of Citizenship Day
History of Citizenship Day Citizenship Day is celebrated each year on September 17th, which is also the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution in 1787. United States citizenship was first recognized for its significance in 1940 on the third Sunday of May known as “I Am an American Day”. However, in 1952 the date […]Read More
Recent Posts List
- USCIS Guidance on Paying the N-400 Naturalization Application Fee With a Credit Card
- How does not registering for the selective service affect a naturalization application?
- BIL Lawyers Speak at AILA Conference
- Partner Jennifer Behm Interviewed by WBFO 88.7 In Segment, “You & the Law: Staying Here For a Job”
- USCIS Expands Efforts to Highlight Naturalization in Light of Citizenship Day
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Rosanna Berardi, Esq.
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Jennifer Behm, Esq.
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Zach Ahlstrom, Esq.
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Rebecca Bentley
Associate Attorney
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Andrea Godfread-Brown
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Ruth Garbanzo
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Anna O’Neill
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Gabriella Walsh
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Lindsey Hornung
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Samantha Edlich
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Kelly Henault
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Erin Ruiz
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Mari Jo Domzalski
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Sam Tiranno
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