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Immigration Law 364A - 1/06

CONSIDERATIONS WHEN READING IMMIGRATION CASES and 

WHEN PREPARING ANSWERS TO PROBLEMS


CASES


PROBLEMS

When evaluating a fact situation, consider all of the following that are appropriate:

---- PERSONS OUTSIDE OF THE US (or being inspected at the border) ----

Is the person ADMISSIBLE?

If NOT INADMISSIBLE:

What visa classification would apply?

    If a NON-IMMIGRANT VISA:

    If they wish to IMMIGRATE:


---- PERSONS INSIDE OF THE US ----

Do they qualify for a CHANGE of STATUS?   

 

Are they REMOVABLE?

If so, what area of the law (INA 212 and/or INA 237) applies?

Do they qualify for NON-JUDICIAL ADMISSION?

Prior to the commencement of removal proceedings, is there an 'affirmative' act which they may take?

Are they a US Citizen?

Have they LOST THEIR US CITIZENSHIP?


---- EMPLOYER ISSUES ----

Paperwork (I-9) problems?

Unlawful employment problems?

Unlawful Discrimination problems? Which law applies?


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Last Edited: 18 JAN 2005



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