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Navigating Expedited Processing: Understanding Eligibility in USCIS

March 28, 2024
Cambridge Immigration Law

In the intricate web of immigration processes overseen by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the concept of expedited processing serves as a beacon of hope for individuals facing urgent circumstances. Expedited processing expedites the review of certain immigration applications and petitions, providing relief to those with compelling reasons for accelerated consideration. However, Read More

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: eligibility, Eligibility USCIS, Expedited, Expedited Processing

Eligibility to Apply for a Green Card as a Refugee or Asylee

October 26, 2016
Cambridge Immigration Law

If you were granted a refugee or asylee status by the US, 1 year after your entry to the US as a refugee or asylee you become eligible to apply for a green card/permanent resident status. 1 year after being admitted to the US, refugees are required by law to apply for a permanent resident status. Although the asylees are not required to apply for a permanent resident status 1 year after being granted asylum status Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: asylee, asylum, eligibility, permanent resident status, refugee, green card

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