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"Adjusting Your Thinking: Who Can, Who Can't and Who Shouldn't Adjust Status" with H. Ronald Klasko, William A. Stock and Tammy Fox-Isicoff Part 1 held on January 25th, 2002
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General cites:
* 8 CFR Part 245 is at
* The two recent Paparelli articles ("Never say 'i'" and "Moveable Feast")
Older treatments of the topic include:
* David Neal, "The Changing Dynamics of Adjustment of Status: Part One" and
"The Changing Dynamics of Adjustment of Status: Part Two,"
Cases cited:
* Matter of Wong, 12 I&N Dec 733 (BIA 1968) (same) * Matter of Areguillin, 18 I&N Dec 308 (BIA 1980) ("inspection and admission" includes presenting one's self to an INS inspector and being allowed entry, even if no information was provided by the applicant to the inspector)
Memoranda cited: * May 9, 2001 memo by Michael Pearson on transferring section 245 applications to new or subsequent family or employment based immigrant visa petitions * May 15, 2001 letter from Pearl Chang to Ron Klasko
Cites On Travel by adjustment applicants: * INS Adjudicators Field Manual, Appendix 23-4 * Memorandum from Michael D. Cronin, Acting Associate Commissioner, Office of Programs dated May 16, 2000 (HQADJ 70/2, 8.6, 2.8.12, 16. 18), 77 Int. Rel. 677 (May 22, 2000) * Memorandum from Robert L. Bach, Executive Associate Commissioner, Office of Policy and Planning (HQADJ 70/2,8.6, 2.8.12, 10.18). 76 Int. Rel. 1243 (August 16, 1999)
Cites on Extensions by adjustment applicants: * 8 C.F.R. 214.2(l)(16) * Memorandum from Office of Programs dated August 5, 1997 (HQ70/6.2.5, 70/6.2.9, 70/6.2.12, 70/23.1, 120/17.2), 74 Int. Rel. 1226 (August 11, 1997)
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