San Diego Immigration Lawyer, Jacob J. Sapochnick

The action would shield about 500,000 immigrants living in the U.S. from deportation. This is the biggest thing since DACA!!!!

The Biden administration is evaluating a proposal to safeguard undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens from deportation.

This plan also includes provisions to grant these individuals the legal right to work in the United States, according to four officials familiar with the discussions.

Hold on!

USCIS accidentally gave you a 10-year Green Card instead of a 2-year one (congrats, but wait!).

Should you tell them?

👉Absolutely!

Here's why: Keeping it might cause issues later, especially when applying for citizenship.

The right thing to do: Contact USCIS, explain the error, and follow their instructions. It's your responsibility to be transparent!

Calling all hard-working individuals!

US employers are DESPERATE for staff and offering GREEN CARDS for dishwashers & hospitality workers!

Here's the deal:

✅ Restaurants sponsor your Green Card through the EB-3 program.

✅ You get paid FAIR wages (approved by the Department of Labor).

✅ Perfect opportunity if you're already legally in the US.

Ready to take the next step?

Schedule a 1-on-1 consultation to discuss your options!

Here's how:

WhatsApp: Text us at +1 619-483-4549

Website: Visit immigrationASAP.com and fill out the form or schedule here https://calendly.com/jacobsapochnick

Call directly: +1 619-819-9204

Let's make your American dream a reality! 🇺🇸

CASE STUDY: EB-2 NIW APPROVAL IN RECORD TIME FOR WAQAS KHAN!

We helped Waqas Khan, a talented professional from Pakistan, achieve his dream of working in the U.S. through the EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) program.

╰┈➤ Challenge: Secure an NIW approval quickly and efficiently.

╰┈➤ Our Approach:
Conducted a thorough evaluation of Waqas' qualifications.
Developed a compelling case demonstrating his exceptional ability and national interest in his field.
Streamlined the application process for a smooth experience.

╰┈➤ Results: Waqas received his NIW approval in an incredible 3 days!

✅ "Working with Jacob Sapochnick and his team was amazing," says Waqas. "They got my NIW approved in record time!"

Considering the EB-2 NIW path? Schedule a consultation today to see if you qualify: https://calendly.com/jacobsapochnick

The Best E2 VISA Business IDEAS For 2024!

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Biggest Immigration change ever!!

Did you know you can get a Green Card WITHOUT a sponsor?

Thinking about getting a Green Card but don't have a sponsoring employer? There might be another option for you!

National Interest Waiver program allows qualified individuals to self-petition for a Green Card, skipping the traditional job offer and employer sponsorship requirements.

See if you qualify for an EB-2 NIW Green Card!

Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/jacobsapochnick

Heads Up: Joint Accounts & Green Card Interviews

Having a joint bank account with a U.S. citizen can be handy, but be aware it might raise questions in your green card interview. USCIS officers may view it as solely relying on your sponsor.

As the 2024 election looms, the political landscape sees a familiar rivalry rekindled between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, with immigration emerging as a central battleground. Trump has doubled down on his hardline immigration stance, proposing measures that far exceed the scope of his previous policies. These developments underscore a stark contrast in the vision for America’s future, with immigration at the heart of the discourse.

Negotiations over a border policy proposal have stalled in the Senate over the Biden administration’s immigration parole program. Despite the challenges will Immigration reform happen this year?

If passed, the bill would dramatically change immigration law for the first time in decades. The package paves the way for a key vote in the chamber this week in which the legislation is at risk of failing and, if it does pass, setting up a clash with the House.

As restrictions have eased, most U.S. embassies and consulates have resumed certain immigrant and nonimmigrant visa appointments. Learn the current status of visa services in your country and which Ebassy is the worst!!

Regardless of which U.S. visa you’re applying for, the process can be a daunting and time-consuming experience. In recent years, processing times have increased for many visa categories due to processing related delays and a growing backlog of pending cases. Despite longer wait times, there are several strategies you can employ to speed up your visa processing.

The F4 Visa belongs to the Family Preference Category of Family-Based Green Cards.

According to the current situation as 2-2- 2024

India has 18–20 years waiting time
Mexico has 24–27 years waiting time
Philippines has 20 - 22 years waiting time
China mainland born has 16 -18 years waiting time
The rest of the world is faster than the above four countries for other countries included, Pakistan has 15 to 16 years waiting time. Why so long?

There's currently an intense debate about what legal authorities President Biden has at his disposal to deal with the humanitarian crisis at the U.S. southern border, where migrant apprehensions have reached record levels in recent years.

On January 31, 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a final rule to strengthen the integrity measures of the H-1B visa program. The measures include various updates to the H-1B registration process, the implementation of online filing for crucial H-1B forms, fee changes, and more.

oday, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) published a final rule to adjust certain immigration and naturalization benefit request fees for the first time since 2016. Fees will increase by %26 average.

The Department of State’s National Visa Center (NVC) saw a decrease in the immigrant visa (IV) backlog, from 304,773 in November to 292,105 in December — a 4% decrease. What does it mean?

Too many cases where the government asserts clients have perpetuated a sham marriage are due to lackadaisical structuring of supporting evidence.

Most, if not all, of the USCIS factors are subject to varying interpretations in a wide range of situations. Lets Discuss it.

A Senate committee in Florida approved a bill that would prevent cities in the state from accepting ID issued to undocumented immigrants.

The community ID cards in question were created to help undocumented immigrants navigate government processes, such as enrolling their children in school and interacting with law enforcement.

That's usually done not because of anything in particular about your case but because the processing times at various offices fluctuate. Some get busier, and some get slower. Your case is then just expected to move to that other office, so they can continue processing your case. It's generally a good thing.

For most looking to emigrate to the United States, family and employment-based visas are the two primary options. Without family currently living in the United States, family-based immigration is not a practical possibility for many candidates. Employment-based visas offer more flexibility for those looking to establish life in the U.S. on their own account. The Employment Based (EB)-3 visa category is gaining popularity among multiple audiences because it is a viable choice for individuals that want a green card pathway with limited time, it is subjectively an easier route for adjustment of status cases, and it has a significant impact on the business community.