The answer is YES. What will happen the first time I go to Immigration Court? Your first hearing is the Preliminary Hearing. This is also called a Master Calendar Hearing. An Immigration Judge will be there and so will a government lawyer who is trying to deport you. The Immigration Court will also provide a […]
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Did you recently file an initial application for a work permit? Or is your work permit pending? If you filed a form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, on or after September 27, 2023, or your work permit application was pending after September 27, 2023, your work permit may have a validity of five years! It
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Understanding immigration law can be tough, especially when it comes to knowing what might happen in immigration cases. If you are interested in closing your case, there are three ways which you can do so. The three ways are called: Termination of proceedings Dismissal of proceedings Administrative closure of proceedings Although these terms might seem
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