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- How do I get certificate or acceptance?
- US is asking for certificate of acceptance for my son born in Ulsan 13years ago for the purpose of our immigrant visa. He was not registered at the local district office at the time as we were told as non nationals, it was not mandatory. I don’t know how to... Read more →
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Lawyer answer by mohammad mehdi ghanbari
Hello, good morningTo obtain a Certificate of Acceptance for your son born in Ulsan, you will need to report the birth to the local government office (Si, Gu, Eup, or Myeon) corresponding to the place of birth. Even though the...
Read full answer - What will help our US Immigration Case
- So we got refused under section 221g on 29 March because we didn't know about informing and taking the Death Certificate before the interview. So they told us to contact USCIS, our petitioner Spouse did contact USCIS, and uscis website is saying we received your correspondence on 15 August and... Read more →
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Lawyer answer by SJ Law Experts
**SJ Law Experts, Islamabad** Thank you SJ Law Experts, Islamabad [Advocates, Legal Advisors & Immigration Lawyers]
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United States Immigration Legal Articles
Browse our 1 legal article about Immigration in United States written by expert lawyers.
- Golden Visas: Residency by Investment in the United States
- Key Takeaways The United States immigration system is governed primarily by the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and administered by USCIS, DOS, CBP, ICE, DOL, and EOIR. Most immigrants enter through family, employment, humanitarian protection, or investment routes, each with its own forms, fees, timelines, and eligibility rules. For investors,... Read more →
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