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A part of the Immigration process is going through the Immigration medical examination. If an applicant is adjusting status, or applying for a green card, the requirement states that one will be required to undergo the Immigration medical exam, that consists of vaccinations, tuberculin tests and other physical examinations. Blood and urine tests, along with…
A woman from Guatemala along with her 12 year old daughter who were deported back to their country last week were ordered by a federal judge to be returned immediately, have been found and could soon be back in the United States, this was stated by their attorney. Both mother and daughter came from Guatemala…
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The U S Immigration procedure stipulates that the applicant for the Green Card visa should go in for the Immigration Medical Examination. The Immigration Medical is one of the final steps in the entire process of availing of the Green Card. Here are some frequently asked questions that revolve around appearing for the exam… Q:…
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Funding for around 55 new Immigration judges has been approved in the United States, and a member said that places like San Antonio and Dilley would be getting many immigration judges. There was a backlog of around 77,000 illegal immigration cases that were pending for resolution in courts, according to the Representative. “We should give…
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It has been seen that more Central American migrants are being deported by Mexico than by the United States, a big change ever since Mexico was asked by the United States to help in reducing illegal migration, especially amongst unaccompanied minors. Between the months of October and April more than 90,000 Central Americans were apprehended…
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