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by Jesse Young USCIS has announced that on April 1st it will be raising filing fees for the first time in several years. For most application types this means an increase of several hundred dollars. However, while prices overall have gone up, the good news is that many case types are now eligible for fee exemption, including the VAWA, T-Visa
by Jesse Young USCIS has announced that it will increase its fees for the first time in several years. For most types of applications, this means an increase of several hundred dollars. However, although prices have generally gone up, the good news is that many types of cases are now eligible for fee waivers, including
By Kasey Husk The words “human trafficking” rightfully conjure horrific images for most, images of people being transported in containers and exploited by nameless villains. Sometimes, this is the case. Thousands of people each year are lured to the United States by individuals who promise them a better life, then use violence, threats, or other forms of coercion to force them into labor or other forms of exploitation.
By Kasey Husk The words “human trafficking” evoke, rightly, horrific images for most people—images of people transported in containers and exploited by anonymous villains. Sometimes, this is the case. Every year, thousands of people are lured to the United States by individuals who promise them a better life and then use violence, threats, or other
By Alicia Atteberry This Valentine’s Day, Eagan Immigration wants to remind you that where there’s love, there’s a way! There are multiple ways to apply for legal status based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident, even if you’ve accumulated unlawful presence in the United States. Eagan has successfully secured many clients their permanent residency using
By Alicia Atteberry This Valentine's Day, Eagan Immigration wants to remind you that where there is love, there is a way! There are several ways to apply for legal status based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, even if you have accumulated unlawful presence in the United States. Eagan has successfully secured permanent residence for many clients.
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