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Family Immigration Practice: Proving Family Relationships, and Overcoming Marriage Fraud Findings
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Family Immigration Practice: Proving Family Relationships, and Overcoming Marriage Fraud Findings
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Session 1: Documenting and Proving Family Relationships - Relationships are the foundation of all family-based immigration cases. Yet, there are cases where documentation proving the relationship is non-existent or hard to find. How do you prove those relationships?
Session 2: Overcoming or Preventing Marriage Fraud Findings - Understand the consequences of marriage fraud on family-based petitions, conditional residency, and naturalization applications, and strategies on how to challenge or prevent unwarranted marriage fraud findings.
Session 2: Overcoming or Preventing Marriage Fraud Findings - Understand the consequences of marriage fraud on family-based petitions, conditional residency, and naturalization applications, and strategies on how to challenge or prevent unwarranted marriage fraud findings.
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Documenting and Proving Family Relationships (Dec 2016)
Jenna Carl Jabara
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Documenting and Proving Family Relationships (Dec 2016)
Relationships are the foundation of all family-based immigration cases. Yet, there are cases where documentation proving the relationship is non-existent or hard to find. How do you prove those relationships?
Originally presented: Oct 2016 Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law
Jenna Carl Jabara,
Catholic Charities of Dallas, Inc. - Dallas, TX
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Overcoming or Preventing Marriage Fraud Findings (Dec 2016)
Nicolas Chavez, Irene G. Mugambi
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Overcoming or Preventing Marriage Fraud Findings (Dec 2016)
Understand the consequences of marriage fraud on family-based petitions, conditional residency, and naturalization applications, and strategies on how to challenge or prevent unwarranted marriage fraud findings.
Originally presented: Oct 2016 Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law
Nicolas Chavez,
Chavez & Valko, LLP - Fort Worth, TX
Irene G. Mugambi,
Law Office of Irene G. Mugambi P.C. - Dallas, TX