Posts Tagged ‘Ladin-Molina v. Holder’

Ninth Circuit Clarifies Eligibility for “Grandfathering” of 245(i) Benefits for Spouses

Landin-Molina v. Holder (9th Cir. 2009) Before 1952, the general rule in immigration law was that one had to be outside the United States in order to be eligible to receive an immigration visa.  American embassies and consular offices in foreign countries issued such visas, which permitted the recipient to enter the U.S. and live […]

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