Ask An Immigration Lawyer - Live Stream, Friday, Parole-In-Place PIP Updates!

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📆 Friday at 6 p.m. central time. Mark your calendars! Immigration attorneys Nick Chavez and Martin Valko discuss the latest news on the parole-in-place (PIP) program and answer your questions live! Ask your questions in English or Spanish!
¡Marquen sus calendarios! Los abogados de inmigración Nick Chavez y Martin Valko discuten las últimas noticias sobre el programa de parole en el lugar (PIP) y responden sus preguntas en vivo. ¡Hagan sus preguntas en inglés o español!
👨‍💻The start date to file is August 19. Therefore, we’re expecting USCIS to publish important filing information on Friday (fingers crossed).
La fecha de inicio de la presentación es el 19 de agosto. Por lo tanto, esperamos que USCIS publique información importante sobre la presentación el viernes.
👉Nick Chavez is an immigration lawyer and partner at Chavez & Valko. He is Board Certified in Immigration & Nationality Law and has been practicing immigration law for over 20 years. Nick was selected as a Texas Super Lawyer in 2022 and 2023. He was selected in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Nick currently serves as a legal advisor to the Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas, TX. He is regularly invited to speak at lawyer conferences and community events on various immigration topics. He has written numerous publications on immigration law and has been featured in radio and television shows to discuss immigration-related developments relevant to the community.
👉Martin Valko is an immigration lawyer and partner at Chavez & Valko.
Martin was selected as a Texas Super Lawyer in 2023 and selected in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America. He currently serves as the Slovak Republic Honorary Consul to Texas as well as a legal advisor to the Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas, TX. Martin focuses primarily on representing both individual and corporate clients ranging from small businesses and startups to Fortune companies and transnational corporations. A former collegiate athlete himself, Martin has advised and represented other collegiate and amateur athletes and Olympians as well as professional teams and players from the NFL, NHL, and the USA Cricket Association.
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@const4105 Месяц назад

It says if you are in removal proceedings you may still qualify, if you are in that situación means you have committed a “crime according to immigration” that’s why they want you to leave, so why they are elegible for PIP and the other ones who didn’t apply (because it triggers a deportation) are not? This doesn’t have a sense.

@albertocastillo8584 Месяц назад

I love the way you explain everything God bless you!¡!

@LatinBeautyALaura Месяц назад

You guys are awesome 👏 You all are always on top of everything. I really love and trust you all!! 🎉 This is a super amazing opportunity for everyone that qualifies.

@chavezandvalko Месяц назад

Thank you SO much. We love to explain immigration law. The more people are educated about the process, the better! Please Subscribe if you haven't done so. :)

@shahnazayub1705 Месяц назад

What about daca

@elisasalinas6496 Месяц назад

Can a person that was sent back to Mexico from the border after one day in the U.S. and then came back to the U.S. and now has been in the U.S. for 22 years qualify for PIP?

@albertocastillo8584 Месяц назад

I have exactly the same question 🙏🏻please can you tell us what we can do 🎉❤

@albertocastillo8584 Месяц назад

My brother came 3 times

@chavezandvalko Месяц назад

If the apprehension resulted in a "voluntary return" or "voluntary departure," before he reentered without inspection, then that by itself will not preclude him from applying for PIP. Importantly, entries and apprehensions after Nov 1, 2020 could be problematic.

@const4105 Месяц назад

It also says that if you had a previous deportation and you are here you can’t apply but this parole would erase that bar by giving you a legal status which consequently would make you elegible to apply for adjustment of status. I don’t know who is writing these regulations but I don’t think president Biden’s intention was to keep these families apart. Otherwise the program should be name keeping SOME families together.

@coastcoast2227 Месяц назад

The parole wont eliminate any deportation. It only eliminates a illegal entry.

@chavezandvalko Месяц назад

If you depart after being ordered deported or removed and reenter the U.S., you are not eligible. However, if you are currently in deportation proceedings, or were ordered deported but have not left, it is still possible to apply for PIP.