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After much anticipation we received the Final Order today regarding DACA. The Judge concluded that the memo cancelling DACA was invalid. The Judge ordered that within 3 days the CIS must display on its website and on the websites of all relevant agencies, that IT IS ACCEPTING FIRST-TIME requests for consideration of deferred action under DACA, renewal requests, and advance parole requests, based on the terms of the DACA program prior to September 5, 2017 memo, and in accord...ance with the Court's decision of November 14, 2020. Also, the notice must clarify that work permits that were granted for only one year are automatically extended to two years. This is good news all around! #kazaryanlaw #immigrationnews #daca #immigrationlawyer #sisepudo #inmigracion #attorneysofinstagram

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We are very excited that a federal judge has invalidated the orders stopping new DACAs and 2 year renewals. We are getting ready for DACA processing... After Wednesday, (11-18-2020) when the judge will talk about the details, we will know for sure how immigration will be processing the applications. Until then, please keep in mind there have been NO formal instructions as to how and when immigration will start taking these applications. However, we do recommend you start gathering documents in anticipation of everything going through. YAY DACA The KazaryanLaw Firm #immigrationnews #kazaryanlaw #immigrationattorney #immigrationlawyer #daca.

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I haven’t posted in awhile, (sorry not sorry) however, I feel strongly compelled to do so now... I am so concerned about the crisis happening in Artsakh right ...now. I am not Armenian but my husband is and I stand with him and every other Armenian! Last year, we took a vacation to Armenia, travelled to many parts of the country and made a special trip to Stepanakert. I was simply amazed at all its beauty and serenity! I met the wonderful and friendly people living there. Everyone was SO kind and SO hospitable. I could not imagine that Artsakh was at war years earlier. Stepanakert was bustling and absolutley beautiful! It is devastating to see and hear how the people of Artsakh are now suffering. I truly believe that the people of Artsakh deserve their land, it is rightfully theirs. We all must speak up and do whatever is in our power to make sure that the international community does not remain indifferent to the tragedy that is happening in Artsakh. To all my friends, I ask you to please read about what is happening in Artsakh and talk and share about the situation there. Together we will make a difference for us and for our proud Armenian children. And, if you are able, please make a donation to help the people. The winter season is approaching and the residents in Artsakh will need all the help they can get. There are many places to make donations. If you need further information about donating, please contact me. #TheKazaryans #ArtsakhStrong #ArtsakhIsArmenia

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NEWS: Federal judge rules acting DHS head Chad Wolf was unlawfully appointed, AND invalidates DACA suspension. This is great news for close to a million people. Once details are fully worked out, Daca processing should resume. Call us for details #kazaryanlaw #immigrationlaw

On September 29, 2020, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, issued an order temporarily prohibiting DHS from implementing or enforcing the new fee increases. DHS was very unhappy with the order, but it issued an update stating that while the 2020 Fee Rule is enjoined, it will continue to accept USCIS forms with the current editions and current fees. [ 818 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//october-2-2020-round/

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A U.S. District Judge has ordered the State Department to expeditiously work in sending out the 45,000 diversity visas (DV) that were put on hold due the Presidential proclamations before the visa period expires on Sept. 30. Sadly, even with this order, many DV winners will be left out since they have to overcome a complicated web of COVID related hurdles and may not get to a consulate in time to secure their visas. [ 510 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//september-11-2020-ro/

First, a small victory. There was a lawsuit filed to force USCIS to produce work permit cards. USCIS had been approving the applications for work permit, but had not been sending the physical cards. Finally, parties filed a lawsuit, and the Court agreed that USCIS must produce the cards in a timely manner and send them to applicants. The lawsuit also forced the USCIS to post a note on USCIS site that the approval letter should suffice as permission to work until the cards are produced and sent out. [ 313 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//september-4-2020-rou/

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Looks like the USCIS furlough is off the table. USCIS will avert an administrative furlough of more than 13,000 employees, scheduled to begin Aug. 30. This step is being taken because of, as USCIS explains, "unprecedented spending cuts and a steady increase in daily incoming revenue and receipts." USCIS also warned that these cuts "come through the descoping of federal contracts that assist USCIS adjudicators in processing and preparing case files as well as a myriad of other support activities. [ 437 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//08/28/august-28-roun/

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AILA and several other advocacy organizations have filed a lawsuit challenging the final rule that drastically increases the cost of applying for immigration benefits, including naturalization and asylum. The lawsuit claims that the increase in fees is arbitrary and unreasonable to low income immigrants forcing them to give up valuable rights simply due to lack of funds. They are asking that the rule be declared unlawful and invalid and that an order be issued preventing immigration from implementing or enforcing the rule. [ 285 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//august-21-2020-round/

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I want to start off by highlighting a few Ninth Circuit cases that came down that are helpful to asylum seekers. The first is CARLA PATRICIA DAVILA v WILLIAM BAR. This case is interesting because it deals with, among other issues, two situations that come up regularly in court cases dealing with domestic violence. The first is when the victim, usually a woman, reports domestic abuse to the police but the police dismiss it; ignore it; or fail to take any action. [ 614 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//august-14-2020-round/

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Courtesy of NPR Statistics show that since COVID pandemic hit in March 2020, more than 2,000 unaccompanied children have been expelled under an emergency declaration enacted by the Trump Administration, which has cited the coronavirus in refusing to provide these children the protections under federal anti-trafficking and asylum laws. For the most part, many of these children were escaping gang violence in Central America and many had families already in the United States. [ 586 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//august-7-2020-roundup/

FEE INCREASE!!! The USCIS is raising fees for a range of immigration applications. Set to be published in the federal register on Monday, the new fees will take effect on October 2. Approximately, 97% of USCIS' budget is funded by application fees. This fee increase should not be surprising since USCIS is running out of operating income. One big increase is the fee for work permits and citizenship. [ 369 more words ] https://immigrantbyme.wordpress.com//31/july-31-2020-roun/

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