WR Immigration Partner Cliff Rosenthal and Senior Associate Josune Aguirre Gamez discuss strategies and share their expertise and knowledge to help give you the roadmap to a successful Sports Visa. As well as the journey, what to expect and the dos and don’ts when applying for your Sports Visa. Watch below!
Our Chatting with Charlie series returns with WR Immigration Director of Visa Consulting Charlie Oppenheim, Managing Partner Bernie Wolfsdorf, and Senior Attorney Laura Bloniarz. Watch below as they give the latest rundown of the recent Visa Bulletins, providing insights to the immigration industry!
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has reported struggles with delays in scheduling and re-scheduling biometrics appointments due to a combination of factors, including demand, capacity, restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and extreme weather. Below are helpful tips for applicants, in a Q&A format: What are biometrics? Biometrics may include fingerprints, photographs, and signature. They allow USCIS to confirm your identity and run required background and security checks. When do I need to provide biometrics? After you file your application, petition, or request, if biometrics are needed, USCIS will schedule your biometric services appointment at a local application support center (ASC), where your biometrics will be collected on machines designed for this purpose. USCIS will notify you by mail about your ASC appointment. USCIS will notify you if it can reuse biometrics submitted previously. What do I need to bring to my biometrics appointment? You must bring your ASC appointment notice (Form I-797C) and valid photo identification, such as your green card, passport, or driver’s license. You may also want to bring a copy of your completed application, petition, or request, as USCIS does not provide copies at appointments. What happens if my biometrics appointment was canceled due to pandemic issues? USCIS will […]
