However, recently the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) became aware that US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) changed the definition of “capital” without previous notice, to conclude that borrowing cash is considered “indebtedness” and not “capital”. As a result, a significant number of cases are being denied based on “indebtedness”.
However, recently the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) became aware that US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) changed the definition of “capital” without previous notice, to conclude that borrowing cash is considered “indebtedness” and not “capital”. As a result, a significant number of cases are being denied based on “indebtedness”.
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About the AuthorsLaura Schonberg and Andrea Timerman developed their passion for immigration law through their own experience immigrating to the United States. Laura received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Juris Doctor Degree from Florida International University. Andrea received a Bachelors in Business Administration from Pace University, NY, and her Juris Doctor Degree from Florida International University. Both attorneys obtained ample experience in the immigration field before partnering to work as immigration attorneys at Schonberg & Timerman, P.L. Archives
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