Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 22U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947 |
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Pagina 11
... permanent resident of this country . Id . In some cases , the minimum equities required to establish eligibility for relief under section 240A ( a ) ( i.e. , residence of at least 7 years and status as a lawful permanent resident for ...
... permanent resident of this country . Id . In some cases , the minimum equities required to establish eligibility for relief under section 240A ( a ) ( i.e. , residence of at least 7 years and status as a lawful permanent resident for ...
Pagina 99
... permanent residence . Id . at 462 . The Court emphasized that the amendment of the statute , with respect to lawful resident aliens , focused on the permanent resident's intent as reflect- ed by the length of the absence , the purpose ...
... permanent residence . Id . at 462 . The Court emphasized that the amendment of the statute , with respect to lawful resident aliens , focused on the permanent resident's intent as reflect- ed by the length of the absence , the purpose ...
Pagina 184
... green card . If anybody ever suggests that this is a wonderful investment and they're going to make it without getting lawful permanent residence , they're lying and they're crazy ; they're brain - damaged , all right ? Nobody is gonna ...
... green card . If anybody ever suggests that this is a wonderful investment and they're going to make it without getting lawful permanent residence , they're lying and they're crazy ; they're brain - damaged , all right ? Nobody is gonna ...
Pagina 186
... permanent resident status is attained . This is conceptually no different from a situation in which an alien marries a U.S. citizen and states , in writing , that he will divorce her in two years . The focus here is on the green card ...
... permanent resident status is attained . This is conceptually no different from a situation in which an alien marries a U.S. citizen and states , in writing , that he will divorce her in two years . The focus here is on the green card ...
Pagina 194
... permanent resident status . See 8 C.F.R. § 216.6 ( c ) ( 1 ) ( iii ) . If the instant petition were to be approved , the petitioner would have paid at most $ 123,600 of his own funds at the time he sought removal of the conditions of ...
... permanent resident status . See 8 C.F.R. § 216.6 ( c ) ( 1 ) ( iii ) . If the instant petition were to be approved , the petitioner would have paid at most $ 123,600 of his own funds at the time he sought removal of the conditions of ...
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