KENNEDY IMMIGRATION LAW BLOG

KENNEDY IMMIGRATION LAW BLOG

Ramona Kennedy (Attorney) received her Jurisprudence Doctorate(Doctorate in law) in America. Ramona Kennedy is a licensed Attorney in California (USA) and a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). Ms. Kennedy's areas of practice are US Immigration law, US federal Laws and California State Laws. This is an immigration law blog. It is not intended to be used as legal advise. For further information please contact the law offices of Attorney Ramona Kennedy.

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April 17, 2019April 24, 2019 kennedylawblog

What Happens to Non-U.S. Citizens After They Commit A Crime

March 4, 2019March 4, 2019 kennedylawblog

How to work for a US company and get your visa (EB-3 and H-1B)

March 1, 2019 kennedylawblog

Visa Type for Artist, Actors, and Athletes

February 28, 2019 kennedylawblog

Applying for Asylum after the first year

February 28, 2019 kennedylawblog

Are you allowed to work as an Asylee in the US?

February 28, 2019 kennedylawblog

Bringing your family into the US as an Asylee

February 27, 2019 kennedylawblog

What you need to know about posting Bond if you are in Removal Proceedings

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Los Angeles (Westwood) Location
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10880 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1101 Los Angeles CA 90024
Phone: 13106230080

Orange County Locations:
-7700 Irvine Center Dr. Suite 800, Irvine, CA 92618

-5000 Birch St, Suite 3000 Newport Beach CA 92660
Phone: 1949677006

Blogs

  • Adjustment of Status
  • Apostasy
  • Asylum
  • B-1 Visas
  • Bond
  • Business Visas
  • Citizenship
  • Criminal Activity and Complications for a Permanent Resident, Visa Holder, Pending Applicant, Immigration Petitioner and their Family Members
  • Criminal Immigration
  • Denial of Applications of Adjustment of Status (I-485) based on unproven allegations of membership in organizations categorized as terrorist by USCIS, specifically MEK ( Mojahedian Khalgh), a designat
  • Denial of Visa
  • Deportation
  • E-2 Visa
  • EB-1 Visas
  • EB-1B Visa
  • EB-2 Visas
  • EB-3 Visas
  • EB-5 Direct
  • EB-5 Visas
  • Employment Based Visas
  • Exchange Visitors Programs; No Need of Trump Waiver for Iranian Nationals
  • F- Visa
  • Family
  • Good Moral Character and Green Card
  • Green Card
  • H1-B
  • How to get a Green Card via Marriage to a US citizen, if you are already in the US
  • How to Obtain US Citizenship through Naturalization
  • Humanitarian Parole
  • INTERPOL
  • Interview
  • Iranian Football Team ( Team Melli) Playing in 2018 World Cup (FIFA) in Russia Would Qualify for Extraordinary Ability, Athlete Visas
  • J- Visas
  • L-1 Visa
  • Legal Permanent Residence
  • M- Visa
  • Maritime ( Admiralty) Laws Govern International Waters
  • Marriage Based Green Card Petitions
  • Marriage Based Green Cards
  • Marriage Based Visas
  • National Interest Waiver
  • Naturalization
  • New Sanctions Against Iran and Businesses, What to Do Next?
  • O-1 Visas
  • OFAC
  • P-1 Visas
  • President Donald Trump's Election & US Immigration
  • Q-1 Visas
  • Removal of Conditional Status
  • Removal Procedures
  • Self-petitions of Employment-based Green Cards
  • Student Visa
  • The Importance of Change of Status in US Visas; for Applicants Present in the US
  • Travel Ban
  • Treaty Visas & The Source of Money
  • Uncategorized
  • Visa
  • What Happens to Non-U.S. Citizens After They Commit A Crime
  • Why USA Business Visas are Generally Great Ideas?
  • Work/ Employment
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Recent Posts

  • What Happens to Non-U.S. Citizens After They Commit A Crime April 17, 2019
  • How to work for a US company and get your visa (EB-3 and H-1B) March 4, 2019
  • Visa Type for Artist, Actors, and Athletes March 1, 2019
  • Applying for Asylum after the first year February 28, 2019
  • Are you allowed to work as an Asylee in the US? February 28, 2019
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