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BEFORE THE VISA INTERVIEW: STEPS INVOLVED IN THE IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMINATION

BEFORE THE VISA INTERVIEW: STEPS INVOLVED IN THE IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMINATION

PREPARING FOR THE IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMINATION The first step to the Immigration Medical Examination is to find out which are the doctors who reside in your area and are officiated to perform the Immigration Medical Examination for you. The information is available on the USCIS website, apart from also being accessible on a free basis…

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WILL IT PROVE TO BE A CRUCIAL TEST FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA?

The Obama government faced a major challenge on Friday in getting a conservative-aligned appeals court to do away with the freeze placed on the President’s executive actions on immigration reforms. This proved to be a critical test for the measures proposed by the President on November 20, 2014, which were further endangered by a lawsuit…

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BEFORE THE VISA INTERVIEW: THE IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMINATION

BEFORE THE VISA INTERVIEW: THE IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMINATION

Green card applicants! Remember to take the immigration medical exam before your visa interview! It is important to note that applicants who are in the process of applying for their green card must first plan to complete the immigration medical examination, conducted by USCIS-approved Civil Surgeons before attending the visa interview. If the immigration medical…

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APPEAL BY OBAMA GOVERNMENT TO LIFT STAY ON EXECUTIVE ACTION

A federal appeals court seemed as if it was divided over President Obama’s government’s appeal to lift a lower court order that was blocking the administration from executing the President’s executive actions in order to protect unlawful immigrants from getting deported and trying to grant them work permits. An oral discussion lasted for almost 2…

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DOES THE “IMMIGRANT PARADOX” APPLY TO EDUCATION TOO?

A recent study came out with some interesting facts: immigrant students who come from second – generation families do better in studies than those from first – generation and even third – generation immigrant students. It was also seen that second generation immigrant students did better than first generation students in standardized tests. Moreover, better…

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