Van R. Ngo, Author at U.S. Consultancy Group, LLC

PROMOTION: Free Consultation with U.S. Attorney in HCMC

by Van R. Ngo

Attorney Van Ryan Ngo of U.S. Consultancy Group, LLC, is offering a special two-week promotion to potential U.S. immigration clients ending on November 23, 2022. Attorney Ngo is an American citizen and a U.S.-licensed attorney. He is one of only a handful of U.S.-licensed immigration lawyers based in Vietnam. Attorney Ngo has a Juris Doctor in Law and practices U.S. immigration law exclusively. His practice focuses on all U.S. immigration and citizenship matters with the U.S. Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City and the U.S. Embassy in Hanoi. To learn more about Attorney Ngo, click here.

Consular Processing

September 2020 Visa Bulletin

by Van R. Ngo

The U.S. Department of State (DOS) recently released the upcoming Visa Bulletin for September of 2020. The Visa Bulletin assists family-based and employment-based Green Card applicants in determining the wait times for various visas to become available. There are wait times for certain visas to become available for use by foreign nationals because many visa categories have a limited amount of visas available for use every year and there are more visa applicants than available visas.

Uncategorized

Motion for Preliminary Injunction to Stop U.S. Immigration Ban

by Van R. Ngo

On July 31, 2020, the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association (AILA) and other organizations filed a preliminary injunction to stop President Trump’s immigration ban (Proclamation Suspending Entry of Aliens Who Present a Risk to the U.S. Labor Market Following the Coronavirus Outbreak).

Consular Processing

August 2020 Visa Bulletin

by Van R. Ngo

The U.S. Department of State (DOS) recently released the upcoming Visa Bulletin for August of 2020. The Visa Bulletin assists family-based and employment-based Green Card applicants in determining the wait times for various visas to become available. There are wait times for certain visas to become available for use by foreign nationals because many visa categories have a limited amount of visas available for use every year and there are more visa applicants than available visas.

USCIS

U.S. Senators Request Emergency Funding for USCIS

by Van R. Ngo

On July 16, 2020, Sen. Merkley (D-OR), alongside 14 other senators, urged Senate leadership to provide emergency funding to USCIS and condition such funding on guardrails to ensure the agency is held responsible and accountable for the manner in which it utilizes this funding. To learn more about this important development, please continue reading below.

Consular Processing

July 2020 Visa Bulletin

by Van R. Ngo

The U.S. Department of State (DOS) recently released the upcoming Visa Bulletin for July of 2020. The Visa Bulletin assists family-based and employment-based Green Card applicants in determining the wait times for various visas to become available. There are wait times for certain visas to become available for use by foreign nationals because many visa categories have a limited amount of visas available for use every year and there are more visa applicants than available visas.

Adjustment of Status

USCIS to Re-Open Services on June 4, But Potential…

by Van R. Ngo

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) just announced that it is preparing to re-open for non-emergency public services on June 4, 2020, including for interviews, biometrics appointments, and naturalization ceremonies. However, this re-opening of services could be seriously affected by an upcoming government employee furlough.

Consular Processing

June 2020 Visa Bulletin

by Van R. Ngo

The U.S. Department of State (DOS) recently released the upcoming Visa Bulletin for June of 2020. The Visa Bulletin assists family-based and employment-based Green Card applicants in determining the wait times for various visas to become available. There are wait times for certain visas to become available for use by foreign nationals because many visa categories have a limited amount of visas available for use every year and there are more visa applicants than available visas.

Consular Processing

Why Hire a U.S.-Licensed Immigration Lawyer, Not an Agent

by Van R. Ngo

Many people who want to immigrate to the United States, or want some kind of U.S. immigration benefit, often wonder why they should spend their hard-earned money to hire a U.S.-licensed immigration lawyer. These people often mistakenly believe that because the U.S. is known as a modern and advanced democracy where people have many rights, the U.S. immigration process will be simple and the U.S. immigration government agencies will even assist with the process. Accordingly, they decide to do the U.S. immigration work themselves or they hire agents (sometimes referred to as immigration consultants or notarios) who charge nominal fees. Here are some of the many reasons why you should hire a U.S.-licensed immigration lawyer to represent you with your U.S. immigration case, and not do the work yourself or hire an agent.

Consular Processing

May 2020 Visa Bulletin

by Van R. Ngo

The U.S. Department of State (DOS) recently released the upcoming Visa Bulletin for May of 2020. The Visa Bulletin assists family-based and employment-based Green Card applicants in determining the wait times for various visas to become available. There are wait times for certain visas to become available for use by foreign nationals because many visa categories have a limited amount of visas available for use every year and there are more visa applicants than available visas.

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