Bringing brothers or sisters to US with a Green Card (permanent resident)-Form I-130 supporting documents require translation
January 20, 2010 by leonard
Bringing family members to the US (green card) is not as difficult as one might imagine, particularly for US citizens, even recently natyrlaizaed citizens. Much of the supporting documentation requires professional translation and certification. Call Avalon for assistance in filing your Form I-130.
USCIS announces parole policy for Haitian orphans
January 20, 2010 by leonard
The article below explains key aspects of policy changes with respect to orphans from Haiti, gaining new attention following the earthquake disaster in recent weeks.
Temporary Protected Status and the Haiti earthquake-Could it affect you?
January 20, 2010 by leonard
While TPS status from immigration may sound complicated, it really boils down to a few simple test to see if you qualify for new or extended status. [Read more]
US Immigration responds to Haiti earthquake disaster-Will US Visa policy change?
January 20, 2010 by leonard
Few natural disasters compare with those that reek havok on innocent people in poor countries. In Haiti the estimated death toll may reach 100,000 or more. While the US military and non-government charitable groups have stepped up to the challenge, immigration policy may soon adjust to provide temporary protected status to immigrants from Haiti. Avalon Professional Translation stands ready to assist Catholic Charities and other groups providing such assistance to Haitian folks who have suffered in recent weeks from this disaster.
Orphaned Haitian Children to Be Allowed Into U.S.
January 19, 2010 by leonard
Once again, the generosity and goodwill of the United States shows itself. For the most part, the USA usually steps up and does the right thing. Glad to see it.
