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: Boston Immigration & Nationality Law245(i) and substitution of beneficiary on I-140
By Joshua Paulin
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A reminder about 245(i) and substitutions: in general, a person not lawfully present in the US (whether by overstay or by entry without inspection) can adjust ONLY if he or she was the beneficiary of a petition filed prior to...Full post as published by Boston Immigration & Nationality Law on October 20, 2007 (boomark / email).
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