Allan S. Lolly & Assoc. APC

10/15/2022

🚫💉 US Statutes regarding Vaccinations and Waivers for Immigrants

US required vaccinations are an important public health policy to protect society. All intending immigrants who want to become US permanent resident green card holders are required to be vaccinated.But there are cases when vaccinations are not appropriate:

▪️Not age appropriate
▪️Insufficient time interval between doses
▪️Contraindicated based on patient conditions
▪️Not routinely available in the foreign country
▪️Not fall (flu) season
▪️Known chronic Hepatitis B virus infection
▪️Religious Objections
▪️Moral Objections

🆓 In the case of religious or moral objections to certain vaccinations, the foreign immigrant needs to appear before the law and prove their case.

A form I-601 waiver must be filed with the USCIS at the appropriate address, along with supporting documentation and argument regarding the waiver.

✅ A compelling I-601 vaccination waiver needs a good lawyer. We can help you!

More information on our website⬇️
https://aos.checkvisaeligibility.com/vaccinations-for-immigrants-and-the-i-601-waiver

10/05/2022

📣Asylum and questions you may be concerned about:

🔺What is a shelter❓

🔺Who can apply for asylum status?

🔺When to apply?

🔺Can I get a work permit and an international travel permit before asylum is approved?

🔺Can I switch to another immigration option while my asylum application is pending?

Read more about this and much more on our website by clicking on the link below⬇️
https://aos.checkvisaeligibility.com/asylum

🇱🇷Do you want to win your asylum case? Then you need a good lawyer! We can help you!

10/01/2021

It is possible to expedite a visitor visa application or any other immigration application for good cause, normally based on humanitarian concerns. Caring for newborn twins sounds problematic since an American can be hired to assist your wife. Grandmothers visiting the US are not allowed to work. So, there must be an alternative basis for expedite that identifies a humanitarian concern.

Q&A: Expedited US Tourist Visa - Allan S. Lolly & Associates APC - Call U.S. toll free 1-888-483-0311

09/22/2021

Family immigration to the US covers a wide range of relationships. It can be possible to immigrate fiances, spouses, children, parents, and siblings. Some family members are in the US while others are coming from abroad. Still others have immigration violations, criminal convictions, or made misrepresentations to employers or government officials along the way.

How we immigrate is unique to your situation. Give us a call and we’ll be happy to analyze and assist if possible. Licensed for more than 30 years, we’re a good choice for your family immigration needs.

Uniting Families Together for over 25 Years Helping your family members obtain green cards and U.S. citizenship is an exciting, time consuming, life changing event. Our immigration legal team is devoted to helping your family, so you don’t need to worry. We’ve helped thousands of families with e...

09/20/2021

All foreigners applying for US immigration benefits must generally have COVID vaccinations. An exemption is possible for those foreigners who have a sincerely held religious or moral objection to vaccinations.

Sincerely held beliefs must be based in scripture or other documentation showing that the belief is part of the religious or moral dogma. Objections that are not anchored in a belief system is insufficient to justify a waiver.

COVID Vaccinations for USA Immigration - Allan S. Lolly & Associates APC - Call U.S. toll free 1-888-483-0311

09/14/2021

Immigrating family members to the US is problematic when any family member has a criminal arrest or conviction. This includes US citizen petitioners. The area of law referred to as crimmigration contains complex legal issues. Careful screening and assessment with a sound strategy determines the path forward. Don’t give up hope because you have a criminal arrest or conviction. Seek qualified assistance in knowing how to handle the case.

Uniting Families Together for over 25 Years Bringing your loved one to the United States is complicated when either of you have a criminal offense. Our immigration legal team is devoted to helping your family. We’ve helped thousands of families with even the most complex immigration legal matters...

03/27/2021

US lawful permanent resident 👉green card holders need to maintain primary residence in the US. Primary residence generally means being physically present inside the US more than half the time on a rolling annual basis.✒

US lawful permanent resident “green card” holders need to maintain primary residence in the US. Primary residence generally means being physically present inside the US more than half the time on a rolling annual basis.

03/12/2021

Trump Administration Change to the Definition of “Public Charge” Reversed by the Biden Administration👉

For decades, the “public charge rule” has been a limitation on immigration. Vagrants must not obtain US immigration benefits. Those who are likely to obtain certain types of government welfare are unable to obtain a visa or green card.✒

For decades, the "public charge rule" has been a limitation on immigration. Vagrants must not obtain US immigration benefits. Those who are likely to obtain certain types of government welfare are unable to obtain a visa or green card.

03/04/2021

The Department of State announced it will resume routine visa processing in phases. The prior administration stopped visa processing of certain visa classes by issuing proclamations. The Biden administration lifted those restrictions. Now, the state department will prioritize certain immigrant and non-immigrant visa processing.✒🧐

The prior administration stopped visa processing of certain visa classes by issuing proclamations. The Biden administration lifted those restrictions. Now, the state department will prioritize certain immigrant and non-immigrant visa processing.

02/04/2021

On January 20, 2021, President Biden issued a Presidential Memorandum entitled, “Preserving and Fortifying Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)” (“The Memo”).

✒The Memo directs the Secretary of Homeland Security, in consultation with the Attorney General, to “take all actions he deems appropriate consistent with applicable law, to preserve and fortify DACA.”🧐

On January 20, 2021, President Biden issued a Presidential Memorandum entitled, “Preserving and Fortifying Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)” (“The Memo”).

12/11/2020

On July 16, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a joint rule in the Federal Register attempting to limit access to asylum for individuals who traveled through a third country on their way to the United States.

With limited exceptions, the new rule barred asylum for any person who,🧐

“enters or attempts to enter the United States across the southern border, but who did not apply for protection from persecution or torture where it was available in at least one third country outside the alien’s country of citizenship, nationality, or last lawful habitual residence through which he or she transited en route to the United States.”✒

On July 16, 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a joint rule in the Federal Register attempting to limit access to asylum for individuals who traveled through a third country on their way to the United States.

12/05/2020

On December 2, 2020, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld preliminary injunctions issued against DHS’s Public Charge Rule. ✒️ In its order, the panel majority vacated a nationwide injunction issued by the Eastern District of Washington. Consequently, it remains unclear whether the Eastern District of Washington will need to revisit its order to address the scope of relief.🧐

USCIS has not decided how it will implement the state-specific injunction. The agency will likely move for an immediate stay of the injunction as it has done in the past prior to issuing further guidance.