Judge Refused a Bond Hearing? When Habeas Corpus Is the Answer
A bond denial on the merits goes to the BIA. A refusal to hold the hearing at all often calls for habeas corpus in federal court. How to tell them apart.
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How Does FIRPTA Withholding Work for Foreign Sellers?
When a foreign person sells U.S. real estate, the buyer must withhold part of the price and send it to the IRS. Here is how FIRPTA works and how to reduce it.
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Can a Parent Who Entered Without Inspection Get a Green Card?
A parent who entered without inspection cannot adjust status, and a citizen child is not a qualifying relative for the I-601A. Here are the exceptions.
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How to Write an H-3 Training Plan USCIS Will Accept
An H-3 training plan must state objectives, schedule, supervision, classroom and on-the-job hours, and the share of productive work. Vague plans are denied.
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N-400 Stuck After Your Interview? The 120-Day Rule Explained
When USCIS has not decided a naturalization application within 120 days of the interview, federal law lets you take the N-400 to district court. How it works.
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What Happens in an IP Infringement Lawsuit, Step by Step
From the complaint through injunction motions, discovery, expert reports, and trial, an IP infringement lawsuit follows a predictable path. Here is each stage.