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01/24/2023

Can You Get an EB-2 NIW with an Associate's Degree?

01/24/2023

Let's look at the forms and documents typically needed in an EB2 NIW case 🧐

Let's look at the forms and documents typically needed in an EB2 NIW case.☞ Want to talk with me, an attorney, about your immigration situation? Send me an e...

10/14/2022

New Video Alert! 🚨🚨🚨

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I’ll give you three reasons why the EB-2 NIW is SPECIAL. ☞ Want to talk with me about your immigration situation? Email or message me! ☞ Stay connected! Twi...

08/29/2022

New Video Alert 🏃‍♀️

Laugh (please) and learn with it! 😂

Discover a tool that helps many people get a Green Card or an Immigrant Visa without a job offer or an employer: it's the EB-2 NIW. Here, we'll look at (1) h...

09/03/2019

Words of Wisdom About Immigration Procrastination from Bob Marley and David Allen

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For many foreign nationals procrastination is a bug they cannot easily get rid of, especially when it comes to immigration. Does this description remind you of yourself?

You may have been saying for a while now, I’ll get started on my EB-1 or EB-2 NIW case tomorrow. Then tomorrow comes, and you don’t get started.

Bob Marley and David Allen have a message for you.

In “Running Away,” one of Marley’s he says: Ya running and ya running, but ya can’t run away from yourself, He could be singing about the sense of uneasiness that, according to David Allen, high-achieving professionals feel when they break promises.

Do not procrastinate it anymore!

Call us: 888-542-4743

https://fintusimmigration.com/words-of-wisdom-about-immigration-procrastination-from-bob-marley-and-david-allen/

For many foreign nationals–even high achieving foreign nationals eligible for visas or green cards based on their record of high achievement–procrastination is a bug they cannot easily get rid of, especially when it comes to immigration. Does this description remind you of yourself? You may have...

08/27/2019

GAIN OPPORTUNITIES AND POSSIBILITIES THROUGH IMMIGRATION


Attain the position in life you have always imagined for yourself.

That may mean you get a promotion, or you get to spend high-quality time with your family, or you get to travel abroad.

The fact is unmet immigration goals often create low morale and a low but lingering sense of frustration in the lives of many people.

Having an immigration situation that dogs you will rob you of your limited focus, time, and energy. It will sap your drive to make plans you can believe in. It may convince you that you don’t have what it takes to reach for and grab life-enriching opportunities. It may convince you that you won’t become the person you want to be.

Accomplishing your immigration goals does not have to be complicated, and life is too short to fail to take advantage of opportunities.

Focus on making the life you have dreamed of, while we at Fintus Immigration Law Group take care of your immigration case.

08/13/2019

Immigrant Visa Denials, Based on the Public Charge Inadmissibility Ground, Skyrocket

People “likely to become a public charge” are “inadmissible,” unable to enter the United States to become US permanent residents. Consular officers have been increasingly using the “public charge” inadmissibility ground to squash the hopes of foreign nationals hoping to enter the United States and become US permanent residents.

The public charge inadmissibility ground applies to foreign nationals whom consular officers believe are likely to become dependent on the government for financial assistance.

Preliminary data obtained by the news outlet POLITICO shows there were 12,179 visa rejections on public charge grounds through July 29, 2019. This number puts the State Department on pace to surpass its total from last year.

Let’s compare these figures to the number of denials during similar findings of inadmissibility in fiscal year 2016, the last full year of the Obama administration. During that year, the State Department found that only 1,033 people were inadmissible due to public charge grounds.

Further, comparisons show the great rise in public-charge findings:

Haiti
The State Department turned away 1,109 Haitian immigrant visa applicants based on public charge grounds in fiscal year 2018, after no denials in fiscal year 2016.
Dominican Republic
Applicants from the Dominic Republic saw 1,012 immigrant visa denials through the first 10 months of fiscal 2019, up from a single rejection in fiscal 2016.
Mexico
Between Oct. 1 and July 29, the State Department denied 5,343 immigrant visa applications for Mexican nationals on the grounds that they were inadmissible because they were likely to be a public charge. That’s up from just seven denials for Mexican applicants in fiscal year 2016.

04/01/2019

New from the Fintus blog:

The 24/7 news media is a powerful entity in many people’s lives. The media’s presence comes with societal benefits, to be sure. It’s certainly good for advertisers. But, there are also a lot of drawbacks. Some drawbacks are related to immigration. If you watch the news or read the paper, you m...

03/31/2019

New from the Fintus blog:

It is very important for anyone submitting anything to US immigration to understand what a willful misrepresentation that makes one permanently inadmissible is. It Is very important because there is a severe the penalty for these willful misrepresentations. For this kind of misrepresentation, a fo...

03/30/2019

New from the Fintus blog:

An I-601 waiver is crucial for many people. Knowing the basics about these waivers makes the process of getting one less daunting.

03/29/2019

New from the Fintus blog:

In the last month, President Trump has extended temporary protected status (TPS) for foreign nationals from South Sudan, Sudan, El Salvador, Haiti, and Nicaragua. Today, a new country joined this list. Today, Trump extended TPS for US residents from Liberia. In a memo to the Secretary of State and t...