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<p>Comment: Three Percent, CRS on Mandatory Detention<br> Today’s Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Three Percent, CRS Report on Mandatory Detention During Removal Proceedings:…
<p>Comment: Vacated Friday Cancelled Monday, Revoking Asylum Seekers Visas<br> Today’s Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Vacated Friday. Cancelled Monday, The Unjust…
<p>Comment: Restrictive Rule Day, Immigration Enforcement Fines<br> Today’s Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Immigration News – 9/15/26 D/S Restrictive Rule Day; 9/15/26 Day 1…
<p>Comment: Diversity Visa Issuance, Protections for H2A Workers<br> Today’s Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About DOS Publishes Diversity Visa Issuance Updated Guidance, DOL Final…
<p>Comment: Visa Issuance Pause, BIA on Advance Parole<br> Today’s Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About New BIA Ruling on Advance Parole Narrows Legal Immigration Options for DACA…
Attorney Michael Jolic recently represented multiple physicians pursuing H‑1B1 Chile nonimmigrant status to practice medicine in the United States. Each application was carefully prepared and strategically presented to address the unique professional and eligibility requirements applicable to foreign medical graduates. All of the H‑1B1 Chile petitions handled by Mr. Jolic were approved, allowing the physicians …
MJB Immigration’s San Diego team led by Attorney Michael Jolic successfully navigated a highly complex H‑1B visa petition involving extraordinary compliance challenges. In this case, the employer agreed to pay a $100,000 proclamation fee, requiring careful legal strategy, detailed documentation, and precise coordination to ensure full regulatory compliance. Our team provided end‑to‑end guidance, proactive risk …
MJB Immigration San Diego attorney Michael Jolic recently represented a corporate client with respect to an H‑1B petition. The case was successfully approved by the USCISTexas Service Center through Premium Processing, with adjudication completed within three (3) days of receipt. This outcome underscores the effectiveness of thorough preparation and strategic use of premium processing.
Throughout the year, our firm received several awards and recognitions that reflect our continued commitment to excellence in legal service. As we celebrate 25 years in business, we look back on some of the highlights of 2025. MJB Immigration was honored in the 2026 Cleveland Tier 1 Listing of “Best Law Firms” in Immigration Law …
San Diego MJB Immigration Attorney Michael Jolic submitted a National Interest Exemption (NIE) request to USCIS to waive the $100,000 payment resulting from the September 19, 2025 proclamation: Restriction on Entry of Certain Nonimmigrant Workers. This request will one of the very first NIE requests adjudicated by USCIS since the implementation of the new rule.
First Submission of National Interest Exemption Request from San Diego OfficeRead More
Attorney Michael Jolic from MJB Immigrations San Diego office recently handled a marriage-based permanent residency application that was processed in approximately three months. The final packet was submitted for processing to USCIS on August 20 and the client was scheduled for an interview on November 18, 2025. At the interview, USCIS approved the adjustment application.
Successful Marriage-Based Permanent Residency Adjustment in San DiegoRead More
Attorneys Michael Jolic and Stacy Cozart Martin were interviewed by reporter Troy Smith of Axios for a story regarding ICE Raids ordered by President Trump. MJB Immigration and the two partners were quoted extensively in the story, which can be accessed here.
MJB Immigration San Diego office Attorney Michael Jolic represented a US citizen in the process of applying for permanent residency for her parent. The petition was submitted for processing to USCIS on June 13, 2025. The case was approved on August 21, 2025 and the parent already received her permanent resident card.
MJB Immigration San Diego office attorney Michael Jolic represented a US citizen and his spouse in a permanent residency case. The application was submitted for processing and scheduled for an interview within three months. Because the clients relocated from the Bay Area to San Diego, our office needed to change venue and have USCIS reschedule …
Successful Green Card Interview Post UCSIS Venue ChangeRead More
MJB Immigration San Diego office attorney Michael Jolic represented a client residing in San Diego who wished to become a citizen of the United States. Our office submitted his application in April 2025 and the client’s interview was scheduled within four months. The client passed the interview with flying colors and was sworn in as …
During the month of June 2025 alone, Attorneys Michael Jolic and Evan Hunt received eight (8) Approval Notices for J-1 Waivers, six (6) of which were recommended through the highly competitive Ohio Conrad 30 Program. These approvals demonstrate their strategic approach and deep understanding of the Conrad 30 Program’s nuanced requirements.
MJB Immigration Attorney Michael Jolic based at our San Diego office represented a US citizen and her spouse in the process of applying for a marriage-based permanent residency. The application was filed in fall 2024 and USCIS scheduled the couple for an interview in May 2025. Since the couple reside in northern California, the interview …
Marriage Based Adjustment of Status in San FranciscoRead More
