Attorney Shah Peerally's Immigration Law Talk Shows

VAWA is Violence Against Women Act. Although it sounds that this law is limited to women, it also applies to men who are subjected to abuses. Check the podcast on the matter.
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Recently many from the Middle East callers and potential clients have been calling us from the Middle East to check on how they can move to the United States. This podcast covers the options for business, investors and employment options from people coming from the middle east.
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This podcast covers four of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to H4 EAD. It is often the main reasons why people actually shift to H4 work authorization document or refrain to move to H4 EAD. We hope it helps. For more information on H4 EADs or H4 visas, please visit http://www.H4toEad.com

In many USCIS or immigration petition a birth certificate is required. Unfortunately many times in many countries such as India, Pakistan and Afghanistan there is no birth certificate available. This podcast talks about how to deal with unavailability of a birth certificate.

The Shah Peerally Law Show on Thursday June 16 2016 include issues such as H4 visas, H4 EAD, work permits, questions and answers on AC 21, naturalization interviews,etc.
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According to an article on CNN, Trump's proposal on banning people from countries affected by terrorism will ultimately have an impact on dozens of countries in the world. It will also likely affect around 10.5m visitors and business people around the world.
http://immigrationlegalblog.com/2016/06/according-trump-almost-10-5-million-people-will-ban-entering-america/

The USCIS usually conduct an interview on many adjustment of status cases including marriage petitions, parents petitions, and something on employment based greencards. There is usually a stigma attached to these interviews. This podcast by attorney Shah Peerally tries to explain the issues involved in the interviews.
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Just like the Visa Bulletin for India, the waiting time at the US consulate for India is totally backlogged. This what AILA posted today.

U.S. Consular Posts in India are currently experiencing extraordinary wait times for nonimmigrant visa (NIV) interview appointments. At the time of this writing, the current wait times for all NIV categories other than B, F, and J are:
Chennai – 75 days
Hyderabad – 93 days
Kolkata – 96 days
Mumbai – 88 days
New Delhi – 100 days
http://www.peerallylaw.com/visa-us-consular-india-highly-backlogged/

The sad event of Orlando will definitely have an impact on immigration. This law show talks about knowing your rights as an immigrant but also about other issues on immigration including H1b visa, OPT, L1, EB1 visas.
For more information please call (510) 742 5887

If your Priority Date meets the most recent Cut-off Date, or is likely to become current soon, the NVC will:

Invoice you for your visa application fees
Collect your visa application and supporting documentation
Hold your visa petition until an interview can be scheduled with a consular officer at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate.
If your Priority Date DOES NOT meet the most recent Cut-off Date, the NVC will notify you and hold your petition until your Priority Date meets the most recent Cut-off Date or is likely to become current soon. As your Priority Date gets closer to the Cut-off Date, NVC will contact you to start processing. The Department of State updates the Cut-off Dates on a monthly basis in the Visa Bulletin.
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