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I'm not an immigration attorney but I work in the global mobility space and nothing about this post is particularly damning if it were to come up during adjudic
by ianhawes 5y ago
I'm not an immigration attorney but I work in the global mobility space and nothing about this post is particularly damning if it were to come up during adjudication of his N-400 (application for naturalization).
What the author is describing, the EB-2 NIW, is well known amongst immigration attorneys.
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