Visa Bulletin November 2026 — Family F1/F2B/F3/F4 advance 1 year, F2A advances 1 month. EB-2 advances 3 months, EB-3 Skilled 1 month, Other Workers 5 months. USCIS uses Dates for Filing.
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IMMIGRATION LAW · SONG LAW FIRM SIJS SERIES A New Jersey Family Court Predicate Order — the required state-court prerequisite for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) — must contain a
IMMIGRATION LAW SUCCESS · SONG LAW FIRM SIJS SERIES Illustrative composite · This story is a composite reconstruction based on multiple SIJS matters handled by Song Law Firm; client names,
IMMIGRATION LAW · SONG LAW FIRM SIJS SERIES Core requirements of an SIJS predicate order To qualify for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), the applicant must obtain a predicate order
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IMMIGRATION LAW · SONG LAW FIRM SIJS SERIES When a minor is encountered at the U.S. border without a parent or legal guardian, immigration authorities classify the child as an
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IMMIGRATION LAW SUCCESS · SONG LAW FIRM SIJS SERIES Illustrative composite · This story is a composite reconstruction based on multiple SIJS matters handled by Song Law Firm; client names,
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SIJS approval does not immediately mean a green card. Priority Date backlog and age-out risk require careful I-485 strategy. Song Law Firm’s NJ practice guide covers the complete pathway from SIJS to lawful permanent residency.
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IMMIGRATION LAW · SONG LAW FIRM COLUMN Situation Korean and other minor immigrants in New Jersey who face parental abuse, neglect, or abandonment — and who are under 21 —
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IMMIGRATION LAW · SONG LAW FIRM COLUMN A youth under the age of 21 who has suffered abuse, neglect, or abandonment by a parent, and whose reunification with that parent
