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Temporary Protected Status: Tips for Employers | Charleston Immigration Lawyers

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The following link from the United States Department of Justice’s webpage provides an educational video informing employers how they can continue to employ valuable workers whose employment eligibility verification documents have been automatically extended from 3/9/12 until 9/9/12, pursuant to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Salvadorans. http://www.justice.gov/crt/pressroom/videos.php?group=3%20 Miller|Conway, Charleston Immigration Lawyers headquartered in Goose Creek, […]

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Immigrant Exit Tracking System Imminent | Charleston Immigration Lawyers

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The Department of Homeland Security is finalizing its plan for a biometric data system to track if/when immigrants leave the United States.  DHS will present this plan to Congress within “weeks,” a top department official told a House Homeland Security subcommittee Tuesday. An exit system to track who is leaving the country and when has been sought since […]

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Invoking the Tyger River Doctrine | Goose Creek Personal Injury Lawyers

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Insurance companies have two basic duties under standard insurance policies: 1) the duty to provide coverage as stated in the terms and conditions of the policy; and 2) the duty to defend the policyholder against claims covered by the policy. In order to meet these duties, an insurer has the duty to settle cases if […]

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Ross Miller on WLCN: South Carolina Immigration Law | Charleston Immigration Lawyers

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Tune in to WLCN Lowcountry Network show Sweet Carolina on March 5, 2012 at 1PM to watch Miller|Conway attorney Ross E. Miller discuss South Carolina Immigration Law with host Colette Harrington Schwoeri.  Topics include deportation, removal, cancellation of removal and visas. Ross E. Miller, Esq., a Charleston Immigration Lawyer in Goose Creek, South Carolina handles […]

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Immigration “Linsanity” | Charleston Immigration Lawyers

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Miller|Conway found this article to be timely and interesting based on the recent uptick in immigration laws as well as the global phenomenon known as “Linsanity.”  The following was written by David Leopold, past president of AILA and a former law professor of Miller|Conway partner, David P. Conway.  The article was originally posted on Huffington Post. Jeremy Lin is an unlikely superstar.  He received […]

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I-601 Provisional Waiver Considered | Charleston Immigration Lawyers

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United States Customs and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) is considering changes that would allow certain immediate relatives (the spouse, children or parents of a U.S. citizen) who can demonstrate extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen spouse or parent to receive a provisional waiver of the unlawful presence bars (3 and 10 year) before leaving the United […]

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Goose Creek Attorneys Help Immigrants Plan for the Future

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David Conway, Goose Creek Attorney, is speaking at the Medical University of South Carolina’s (MUSC) Abrazos Program February 14-15, 2012.  Mr. Conway will be educating the group on estate planning law and estate planning issues facing Spanish speaking individuals, green card holders and illegal aliens. Illegal immigrants in South Carolina and nationwide always face the […]

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Common Law Marriage for Immigrants | Immigration Lawyers

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South Carolina recognizes common law marriage and aliens residing in South Carolina may be considered lawful spouses under the common law system.  An immigrant petitioner/applicant seeking to (1) adjust status based on marriage or (2) seek cancellation of removal based on his/her qualifying relative being his/her common law U.S. citizen spouse is eligible to use his/her […]

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Illegal Aliens, Taxes, and Government Benefits

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Boosting GDP and keeping Social Security solvent depend on the economic activity of migrants as workers, consumers, and taxpayers; and, the United States should do more to regularize both high-tech professionals and other workers, panelists said at the latest installment of The Wilson Center’s National Conversation series, held at the University of Miami on February 6, […]

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Gay and Lesbian Marriage and Adjustment of Status – Immigration Lawyers

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On February 7, 2012 the 9th Circuit narrowly struck down California’s Proposition 8, finding the law unconstitutional and declaring it violates the rights of lesbian and gay Californians by taking away the right to marry.  Although this ruling was a giant step forward for gay and lesbian couples and families such a ruling may eventually be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.  […]

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