“Dana was really helpful over the phone and answered all my questions within 15min!!! I would definitely work with her in case I do end up needing legal help.”
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Earlier this week, I was interviewed by Charles Winokoor, staff reporter for The Herald News, in regards to how COVID has delayed the path to citizenship.
If you have some free time, check out the article!
https://www.heraldnews.com/story/news/2021/04/09/pandemic-has-caused-delay-immigrants-eager-become-u-s-citizens/7146198002/?fbclid=IwAR37XtypyTQ6XOl0GFqOCqMCuAcGaa3BVKeZ7CosOCNOYbXY_ben42cm78I
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“Dayna provides excellent US immigration benefits related services in MA.
She provides clear guidance, directions on the whole process, answers all questions patiently, very responsive all the time, has very excellent process, protocols and practices for document collection, privacy and security of client data.
Her service fees are reasonable considering the quality of her services.
She helped us throughout the process end to end.
I would highly recommend her for any immigrations related services, will use her services in the future for sure.
Thank you for your help Dayna in these challenging times!”
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In, out, and on our way after a 15 minute green card interview!
Who knew people worked this early!! ️
(stretch, yawn, sip, repeat)
Marriage-Based Green Card Interview in Boston this morning at 6:45am!!
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This weekend, Lally Immigration Services, LLC filed a Religious Worker Petition on behalf of a Minister.
Ministers and non-ministers in religious vocations and occupations may immigrate to or adjust status (i.e., apply for a “green card”) in the U.S. for the purpose of performing religious work in a full-time compensated position.
Generally, a U.S. employer files a Religious Worker petition on behalf of an individual who seeks to enter the United States to be employed full-time by a bona fide nonprofit religious organization in the United States (or a bona fide organization that is affiliated with the religious denomination in the United States) to work:
1. Solely as a minister of that religious denomination;
2. In a religious vocation either in a professional or non-professional capacity; or
3. In a religious occupation either in a professional or non-professional capacity.
A Religious Worker may, however, file this petition on his or her own behalf.
To qualify, the Religious Worker must have been:
1. A member of a religious denomination that has a bona fide nonprofit religious organization in the United States for at least the two years immediately preceding the filing of the petition; and
2. Working continuously, after turning 14 years of age, in one of the positions described above, either abroad or in the United States, for at least two years immediately preceding the filing of the petition.
Contact Lally Immigration Services to learn more!
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