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Today's society has become increasingly complicated. It becomes ever more crucial that individuals have access to an attorney experienced in and current with various aspects of the law. Our office brings years of experience to the community covering all aspects if immigration law including immigrant visas, non-immigrant visas and litigation.

George Crimarco  possesses not only experience in immigrant visas, commonly known as green card, and non-immigrant visas for personal or business needs, investors, company transfers, specialty workers, entertainers and athletes, entry under NAFTA, religious workers, visas for students and trainees, exchange visitors, temporary visitors and fiancª visas, as well as consular processing and change of status. He is completely familiar with the guidelines concerning permanent residence and labor certifications and can assist clients through the often-confusing process of changing their country of residence and help them get a visa in order to legally work and live in the United States.

Our law firm is multi-lingual, speaking English, Italian, French, German, Portuguese,  Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Tagalog.

If you want to change your country of residence to the United States, contact George Crimarco to (305) 461-3077 or send an e-mail at george@crimarcolawfirm.com for a free legal consultation. The law offices located at Coral Gables, Davie and Kingston, Jamaica offer professional and thorough immigration legal services for a fair and reasonable fee and initial consultations are always free.

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  DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY - U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Announces proposed new rules for Replacing Form I-551 Without an Expiration Date. This rule proposes to establish a 120-day period for lawful permanent residents who have Forms I-551 that do not bear expiration dates to apply for replacement cards.
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USCIS REACHES H-2B CAP FOR SECOND HALF OF FISCAL YEAR 2008 WASHINGTON ....
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USCIS ANNOUNCES CENTRALIZED FILING LOCATION FOR CERTAIN H-1B CAP EXEMPT PETITIONERS ....
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USCIS Issues Update on Permanent Resident Card Replacement Proposal ....
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By 1/1/2008, the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative will require all U.S. citizens, Canadians, Citizens of Bermuda and citizens of Mexico must have a passport or other secure document to enter or re-enter the United States.

New Land and Sea Travel Document Procedures....
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Travelers Reminded of New Document Requirements Beginning January 31, 2008 ....
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Transition to 10-Fingerprint Collection at Airports announces by DHS ....
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Diversity Visa Lottery (DV-2008 and DV-2009) ....
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Winners of the DV-2008 diversity lottery selected ....
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USCIS Publishes Final Rule on Travel for H and L Nonimmigrants ....
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Fact Sheet: USCIS Revises Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9....
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USCIS STREAMLINES READMISSIONS FOR CERTAIN H AND L NONIMMIGRANTS WITH PENDING PERMANENT RESIDENCE APPLICATIONS ...
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USCIS Announces New Naturalization Test ....
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USCIS Reaches H-2B Cap for First Half of FY 2008. On 10/1/07 USCIS announced that the H-2B cap had been reached for the first half of Fiscal Year 2008 ....
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Passports Now Required for Travel Within Western Hemisphere ....
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USCIS Issues TPS Reminder to Nationals of El Salvador...
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NO Match Letter on Hold due to Court Order ....
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ICE issues no Match Social Security proposed amendments to regulations ...
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USCIS Notice Extending TPS Designation for El Salvador ....
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USCIS Announces New Biometrics Process for Conditional Permanent Residents
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ICE Publishes Final Rule Requiring Additional Fees for Students Subject to SEVIS F-1, F-3, M-1 and M-3 students will incur a $100 fee; J-1 students will incur a $100 fee, though summer work/travel, au pair, and camp counselor program J-1 students will incur $35 fee; F, M, and J spouses and dependents, and certain other programs will be fee exempt. The Fee requirement will become effective on 9/1/04.

USCIS To Expand Premium Processing Service:....
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UPL now Buys a Felony Charge...
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ICE Announces EXPANSION of Pilot Detention Project to Atlanta and Denver
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USCIS Changes Receipts to Direct Applicants...
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Advance Parole is permission to re-enter the U.S. after traveling abroad. Applicants for Adjustment of Status MUST be approved for Advance Parole before leaving the U.S.

TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS
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ONE FACE AT THE BORDER
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Immigration TERMS:  •Affidavit of Support form I-864.
• REFUGEE
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DHS's Appeal Brief in Matter of R-A-Urges Granting Gender Based Asylum Claim.
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