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Immigration Blog Round-Up, Week ending December 6, 2015

I have decided to change the days of blog round up from Fridays to Sundays. It seems more natural to have a “round-up” at the end of the week. So, every Sunday I will feature blogs published by solo practitioners or small law firms from across the United States. If you would like to be included, please contact me.

Fighting Syrian Refugees…With Lies, Published by Jason Dzubow, Esq., (The Asylumist), from Washington, D.C

USCIS updated FY2015 Performance Data – All Form Types (Qtr. #2), Published by Kellie N. Lego, Esq., (H1B Visa Lawyer Blog), from Maryland

J-1 visa 2 year rule, Published by Gary Goodin, Esq., (Immigration Navigator) from Virginia

USCIS Changes Policy on Approval of Visa Petitions for Widow(er)s, Published by Geri Kahn, Esq., (California Immigration Law Blog) from San Francisco and Benicia, California

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The Law Office of Geri N. Kahn assists San Francisco Bay Area residents with immigration and Social Security disability cases.

Finding the right immigration law attorney isn’t always easy. Whether you are facing deportation, need a visa or are seeking political asylum, we can help.

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“ “As single woman, I arrived in the United States with my two young sons in 1998. In 2001 a friend of mine referred me to Attorney Kahn. I was seeking asylum from India. She won my case and I was able to raise my sons as a single parent in the United States. It is now May 2013 and my oldest son just attended his citizenship oath ceremony and my youngest son and myself are attending our ceremonies in June. Both of my sons have now graduated High School and have a bright future in the United States. From day one, Geri listened to me. She understood how I felt and she never treated me like just another client. She cared about what happened to me and my sons future. Throughout my case she remained in constant contact with, returned all of my calls, and more recently prepared my family for our citizenship interviews. If you want an attorney that you can trust and who really cares about outcome of your case she is the person to go to.””

– Phiroza

Kept Me Informed

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“ "I had a Social Security Disability case at the federal level. I had an attorney who could not handle the case. That attorney referred me to Geri. She told me Geri would be able to approach Federal cases better. I was really worried that I would be denied again. I had a bad attorney before, and I was worried to lose the case. However, I was satisfied with Geri because she was able to approach the hearing well, and she spoke well about my conditions. She was detailed in explaining how I could not work. It was wonderful because Geri would always keep me informed. She would help me with the situation, explain everything to me and my husband, and she was able to answer my questions and concerns. Geri went to the hearing, and I did not have to go. But during that time, I was really worried and anxious. After the hearing, my husband and I received detailed information from Geri as to what happened in the hearing. If I had a friend who needed a SS attorney, I would refer her to Geri because she is very thorough, helpful and understanding. Geri was very helpful; she helped me with the situation. My husband and I were very happy with the firm and hearing."”

– Sandra

Extremely Kind and Passionate

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“ "Geri N. Kahn and her team are extremely kind and passionate. This was a very difficult journey to take. It wasn’t that I wanted social security disability benefits; the fact was that I needed SSDI to live. When I initially applied to SSA, I was told that I would receive my benefits once my state disability ran out. But for some reason, SSA flipped that decision and denied it. They said I did not qualify. After this, I knew I needed help with my case, and I sought help from Geri. I am very grateful to her and her team. I am especially appreciative towards Toni, the legal assistant, for answering all of my questions/concerns. Ultimately, I am thankful for all of their support, organization, and knowledge. Geri N. Kahn has expertise and the “know-how” when presenting the facts of your case, if you unfortunately have one. The fact is trust in their logo with the golden horse jumping over the obstacle."”

– Marianne

Latest News From Our Law Firm Blog

Using a phone to complete the application

It is now easier to apply for SSI

It has been difficult in the past to apply for SSI because you had to call the field office or the 1-800 customer service number to start the process. It was difficult to get ahold of anyone and thus people gave up or applied later than they would have. To

Do not make a claim to US citizenship if you are not a citizen

Can I be found guilty of a false claim to U.S. citizenship when my statement was not made to an immigration official?

I am currently working on a case for a client who applied for a Social Security card claiming that he was a U.S. citizen. He did not realize at the time that his misstatement would have severe immigration consequences. An individual is inadmissible (not permitted into the United States)

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