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FAQ Fridays

August 10, 2017AsteraLawBlog
Fridays Faqs Astera Law

I hope you’ve had a chance to check out our FAQ Friday videos. We started this short term video series, Frequently Asked Questions Friday (FAQ Fridays for short), to take a minute or two to provide quick responses to frequently asked questions related to all things immigration.

So far we’ve covered questions related to how to get evidence of your LPR status if your I-751 has been processing over one year; do you need an attorney to go with you to your USCIS interview; can you still get your 10-year greencard if your 2-year green card was based on marriage and that marriage has since ended and finally, the difference between a visa and status.

We develop some of our video content based on actual questions we get asked in our normal interactions with clients and potential clients. We also develop some of our video content based on common misunderstandings throughout the immigration community.

We hope to discuss a variety of subjects in our videos that are of interest to you, so we welcome you to let us know what questions you would like answered.

You can email us your questions at info@asteralaw.com. Let us know if you have questions about employment based immigration or particular immigration processes. See you next Friday!

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