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US immigration laws and policies
change constantly. At the Law Office of Diane
R. Chappell-Daly, we are committed to providing you with
up-to-date and accurate information so that you can make the
best choices for your own immigration situation. Our goal is
to help you understand the issues and options available to
you so that you can develop an immigration strategy that
will be right for you.
This website is intended to be a
resource to help you understand the policies and laws of
the United States as they pertain to citizens of other countries.
Diane R. Chappell-Daly
has practiced in the area of immigration law since 1994. Ms.
Chappell-Daly has represented hundreds of applicants seeking
a variety of immigration benefits, including family and
employment visas, green cards, and naturalization.
We invite you to learn about Ms.
Chappell-Daly's
experience. If you need
assistance with an immigration matter or a
speaker for your program,
contact Ms. Chappell-Daly and see if
she may be of service to you. |
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IMMIGRATION UPDATES |
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Aug. 11, 2010 |
The September 2010 Visa Bulletin shows encouraging progression
in several in visa categories. Of note, the Service is
now processing petitions with priority dates as early as January 1, 2010
for F-2A preference petitions for all countries,
except the Dominican Republic. |
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Aug. 6, 2010 |
The 2011 fiscal year filing period for cap-subject H-1B petitions is
now open.
So far, USCIS
has received 28,500 petitions towards the H-1B Regular Cap, and
11,900 petitions towards the H-1B Master's Exemption Cap.
Please contact our office immediately if
you are interested in applying for an H-1B visa. |
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Aug. 3, 2010 |
The Department
of Health and Human Services published poverty guidelines for 2010.
No changes were made from 2009 guidelines. |
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July 26, 2010 |
USCIS announced
that starting on October 1, 2010, domestic offices and US
territories will no longer accept cash payment. Customers may now
pay fees using checks , money orders, and credit cards. |
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July 19, 2010 |
The
Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy has
suspended National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) testing in
Egypt, India, Pakistan, and the Philippines until a new exam can be
developed. It is projected that the new exam will not be
available until the late 2011. |
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