Archive for the ‘SRW Border Lawyers’ Category

Controversial “Pre-Clearance Act” Expands Power of American Border Guards on Canadian Soil

3/29/2018 Written by SRW Lawyers

A controversial Canadian bill that expands the powers of U.S. border officers working in pre-clearance zones on Canadian soil was recently given Royal Assent and is set to become law. Championed by Canada’s centrist Liberal Party, Bill C-23—commonly referred to as the Pre-Clearance Act—has been criticized as overly broad, with the potential to open the […]Read More >

William Reich Named a Super Lawyer of Upstate New York

9/15/2014 Written by SRW Lawyers

Each year, Super Lawyers Magazine compiles a list of the top lawyers in Upstate New York. A group of top attorneys has selected William Reich as one of the Super Lawyers. The selection process has multiple phases, starting with a list of attorneys nominated by their own peers. From there, attorney-led research teams conduct independent […]Read More >

SRW Border Lawyers Obtain I-601 Approval, without RFE, for Mexican National

2/13/2014 Written by SRW Lawyers

SRW Border Blog’s most recent Success Story is a prime example of how SRW Lawyers take great care in planning out a client’s case strategy to help them achieve their U.S. immigration goals. This Success Story highlights how SRW Lawyers helped our client navigate through Immigration Court, U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services and the Dept. of […]Read More >

SRW Border Lawyers Successfully Vacate Lifetime Bar for Fraud for National of Iran

7/1/2013 Written by SRW Lawyers

http://srwborderlawyers.com/blog/2013/6/28/improvident-fraud-finding-vacated-by-us-customs-border-protectionRead More >

Can a Canadian Citizen use Form I-192 to Waive Inadmissibility Under INA §212(a)(9)(A) [Alien previously removed]?

5/7/2013 Written by Nisha Fontaine

In short, yes.  While most applicants chose to file Form I-212, Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the United States After Deportation or Removal, to waive their previous removal order (whether it be an order of expedited removal under INA §235, a removal order from an Immigration Judge or a voluntary departure order […]Read More >