212(e) Hardship Waiver Success Story for J-1 Visa Date filed: 04/17/2018 Date approved: 12/12/2018 Client is a professional from Lebanon. Client is married to a United States Citizen and the couple recently had a baby in the U.S. Client entered the U.S. as a J1, subject to the two year home residency requirement. The Ranchod […]
Filed: May 22, 2017 RFE: Issued November 17, 2017 RFE Responded to Within Deadline in January 2018 Approved: August 16, 2018 The facts about this case Client is from a country in South Asia. Spouse is on a J2 Visa. The couple has an elementary school aged child. In this case there were a number […]
I-612 J Persecution Waiver Approved. Filed: April 7, 2017 Approved: June 29, 2018 The Facts About this Hardship Waiver Approval Case Client is a brilliant and accomplished professional Client is from a Muslim country After entering the U.S client converted religion from Islam to Christianity Among other evidence we included a letter from client’s Pastor, […]
Filed: May 25, 2017 Request for Evidence Issued: November 9, 2017 Request for Evidence Response Filed: December 2017 Approved: May 21, 2018 J exceptional hardship Waiver Approved for Client from Egypt The Facts Client entered the United States Married an American woman of Egyptian descent In order to win these cases, we are required to […]
The associate editor at Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News (Website: https://www.gastroendonews.com/) reached out to us here at the Ranchod Law Group to see we could provide assistance in answering a gastroenterology fellow’s question for the “Fellowship FAQs” section of their website. Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News is a gastroenterology magazine that publishes stories for physicians, providers and […]
This is Kaushik Ranchod from the Ranchod Law Group and today we’re going to talk about fear of persecution and government funding. We’ve recently got a case approved, where the client received government funding. It was Fulbright Government Funding yet we were able to still obtain an approval. In this situation the client would face […]
Let me tell you a story about one of my recent cases. My client, Dr. Doe*, is a doctor-in-residency, as is his wife. The two have a baby and take turns caring for him. Because they both work long hours and have no family nearby, they are responsible for his childcare. They do not have […]
Filed January 25, 2017 Approved September 8, 2017 Client married a woman born in the U.S. In order to win these cases we have to prove client’s U.S. Citizen wife would suffer exceptional hardship both if she went with client to his home country for two years and also if she remained in the U.S. […]
Filed: December 22, 2016 Approved: September 1, 2017 Our client is a doctor who was subject to the two year home residency requirement. She was married to a lawful permanent resident and together they have U.S. citizen baby. In order to win these cases we have to prove client’s resident spouse would suffer exceptional hardship […]
J1 Hardship Waiver Approved for Saudi Arabian Client Filed: August 15, 2016 Approved: June 20, 2017 Client came to the U.S. on a J1 Visa and had a U.S. Citizen child. In order to win these cases we have to successfully argue that the U.S. Citizen would suffer exceptional hardship both if he/she remained in […]