When I write my “how-to” book about the consular practice aspect of immigration law, the title will be “But The Consulate Said…” This is because I am saddened and amazed at how often visa applicants receive either inadequate or simply inaccurate information from a consulate. While there may be disagreement as to the causes of this problem, the fact remains that the problem exists. This is due to various factors, only six of which I will mention here: Continue reading “But The Consulate Said…”
Immigration Attorney in Washington, D.C., specializing in Visas, Green Cards and Immediate Relative Family Petitions.