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August 2019 Visa Bulletin Reveals Significant Retrogressions in Several Categories
The Department of State (DOS) releases the Visa Bulletin every month which summarizes the availability of immigrant visa numbers. The Visa Bulletin is used to determine when a foreign national’s green card application is eligible to move forward. DOS has recently released the August 2019 visa bulletin which contains notable retrogressions in employment-based (EB) categories. […]
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TN Visa Case Summary 07.17.2019
Associate Attorney with Berardi Immigration Law, Zach Ahlstrom, recently had a successful TN application presented by one of our clients to Customs and Border Protection located at the Peace Bridge port of entry in Buffalo, New York. This client was applying under the Economist designation. In order to qualify under this designation, the beneficiary must […]
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Busy Winter Travel Season Expected to Delay Passport Processing Times
With the busy holiday travel season right around the corner, the U.S. Department of State is encouraging U.S. citizens to apply for or renew their U.S. passports now if making plans for winter travel. The DOS is currently experiencing lower average passport processing times than it will once the winter season arrives. Applicants traveling in […]Read More -
USCIS Declares ‘Mother’ and ‘Parent’ No Longer Requires Genetic Relationship
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a new policy on Oct. 28, 2014, that has altered the definitions of “mother” and “parent” so that gestational mothers using assisted reproductive technology (ART) may be able to transfer their U.S. citizenship to their children. An example of such ART would be a woman who became […]Read More -
An Interview with Original Peace Bridge NAFTA Officer Samuel Tiranno
After serving more than 33 years as an immigration inspector, it comes as no surprise that our NAFTA paralegal, Samuel Tiranno, has a vast understanding of employment-based visa categories. Mr. Tiranno first began his career in immigration in 1973 with the Buffalo District Office of Immigration & Naturalization Services (INS). He then went on to […]Read More -
Recapping Berardi Immigration Law’s Busy Week at the Border
Last week, Berardi Immigration Law accompanied seven clients to the border to present their cases before Customs & Border Protection (CBP) at the Peace Bridge in Buffalo, N.Y. Once again, we were successful in having all of our clients’ petitions approved. Renewal of L-1A (1) and L-1B Status (2) Among our many cases, we assisted […]Read More -
CBP Addresses Many Interesting Points at AILA’s Annual Canada/U.S. Border Immigration Conference
Several associates from Berardi Immigration Law attended AILA’s sixth annual Canada/U.S. Border Immigration Fall Conference on Oct. 17. The conference focused on the intersection of U.S. and Canadian law and celebrated the 20th anniversary of NAFTA. In staying true to this focus, several CBP officers from the local Buffalo Peace Bridge served on a panel […]Read More
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Breaking News: Trump Administration Significantly Expands Power to Remove Illegal Aliens
Today, Kevin K. McAleenan, the Acting Secretary of Homeland Security, announced a new designation of aliens subject to expedited removal that applies to certain aliens encountered anywhere in the country within two years of illegal entry. Use of expedited removal pursuant to the new designation is expected to alleviate some of the burden and capacity […]
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August 2019 Visa Bulletin Reveals Significant Retrogressions in Several Categories
The Department of State (DOS) releases the Visa Bulletin every month which summarizes the availability of immigrant visa numbers. The Visa Bulletin is used to determine when a foreign national’s green card application is eligible to move forward. DOS has recently released the August 2019 visa bulletin which contains notable retrogressions in employment-based (EB) categories. […]
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TN Visa Case Summary 07.17.2019
Associate Attorney with Berardi Immigration Law, Zach Ahlstrom, recently had a successful TN application presented by one of our clients to Customs and Border Protection located at the Peace Bridge port of entry in Buffalo, New York. This client was applying under the Economist designation. In order to qualify under this designation, the beneficiary must […]
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Busy Winter Travel Season Expected to Delay Passport Processing Times
With the busy holiday travel season right around the corner, the U.S. Department of State is encouraging U.S. citizens to apply for or renew their U.S. passports now if making plans for winter travel. The DOS is currently experiencing lower average passport processing times than it will once the winter season arrives. Applicants traveling in […]Read More -
USCIS Declares ‘Mother’ and ‘Parent’ No Longer Requires Genetic Relationship
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a new policy on Oct. 28, 2014, that has altered the definitions of “mother” and “parent” so that gestational mothers using assisted reproductive technology (ART) may be able to transfer their U.S. citizenship to their children. An example of such ART would be a woman who became […]Read More -
An Interview with Original Peace Bridge NAFTA Officer Samuel Tiranno
After serving more than 33 years as an immigration inspector, it comes as no surprise that our NAFTA paralegal, Samuel Tiranno, has a vast understanding of employment-based visa categories. Mr. Tiranno first began his career in immigration in 1973 with the Buffalo District Office of Immigration & Naturalization Services (INS). He then went on to […]Read More -
Recapping Berardi Immigration Law’s Busy Week at the Border
Last week, Berardi Immigration Law accompanied seven clients to the border to present their cases before Customs & Border Protection (CBP) at the Peace Bridge in Buffalo, N.Y. Once again, we were successful in having all of our clients’ petitions approved. Renewal of L-1A (1) and L-1B Status (2) Among our many cases, we assisted […]Read More -
CBP Addresses Many Interesting Points at AILA’s Annual Canada/U.S. Border Immigration Conference
Several associates from Berardi Immigration Law attended AILA’s sixth annual Canada/U.S. Border Immigration Fall Conference on Oct. 17. The conference focused on the intersection of U.S. and Canadian law and celebrated the 20th anniversary of NAFTA. In staying true to this focus, several CBP officers from the local Buffalo Peace Bridge served on a panel […]Read More
Recent Posts List
- Busy Winter Travel Season Expected to Delay Passport Processing Times
- USCIS Declares ‘Mother’ and ‘Parent’ No Longer Requires Genetic Relationship
- An Interview with Original Peace Bridge NAFTA Officer Samuel Tiranno
- Recapping Berardi Immigration Law’s Busy Week at the Border
- CBP Addresses Many Interesting Points at AILA’s Annual Canada/U.S. Border Immigration Conference
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