Miscellaneous

When do we refer to the conversation with the parents?

When do we refer to the conversation with the parents?

As we in our analyses treat them as one group, we have chosen to use the term youths, whereas when we refer to the conversation with the parents, we use the term child, as they did, regardless of the deceased’s age.

Who was the mayor referring to in the conversation?

An aide to Mr. Bloomberg confirmed that the mayor was referring to the conversations between Mr. Miller and Ms. López, who has served in the Council for six years, making her one of its most senior members.

How does a conversational narcissist respond to a question?

Most conversational narcissists — careful not to appear rude — will mix their support and shift responses together, using just a few more shift-responses, until the topic finally shifts entirely to them. Conversational narcissists succeed when they elicit a support-response from their partner: “Which one of your friends has a Maserati?”

Where can I find answers to my immigration questions?

These immigration questions and answers are from many sources, including AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) as well as our own client conversations. Please contact us if you have a question you cannot find answered here. See our Success Stories for examples of how people have won their cases.

When to report immigration fraud to the USCIS?

Suspecting that your partner is committing immigration fraud is a serious allegation. You will want to be very sure of this before you notify USCIS. There are a few steps you need to take to successfully submit a fraud claim.

What can USCIS do about visa misrepresentation?

Misrepresentation – gather evidence that your partner lied on a visa or about their past applications. USCIS takes visa fraud very seriously and will review their case for fraud. Okay, you may be thinking “why would I need to leave my home?”.

Who is the Executive Office for Immigration Review ( EOIR )?

Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR): The agency within the Department of Justice that administers all Immigration Courts, including those inside the detention centers, and the BIA. It is a separate agency from ICE, which is in the Department of Homeland Security.