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When Old Issues Appear in Newly Filed Employment-Based Cases

10/21/2021

Web Seminar

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As increasing numbers of I-140 downgrade cases are being processed, backlogs of old I-485 applications are being cleared out, and Consulates are gradually resuming normal operations, Immigration practitioners are facing queries from USCIS and Department of State about previously unidentified issues that can have long-reaching impact. This advanced-level presentation will focus on creative strategies when the government seeks evidence that has long since become stale, as well as arguments to combat allegations of fraud for perceived inconsistencies.

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