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 Duran Gonzalez Q & A - Section 245(i) Does Not Undercome the Permanent Bar
- AILF Practice Advisory (12-19-07)
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 USCIS Memo Clarifying Section 245i (3-09-05) PDF
 Acosta v. Gonzalez 439 F.3d 550 (9th Cir. 2004) - Section 245(i) trumps permanent bar
(Petitioner returned to U.S. after one year of unlawful presence.) Overturned by Duran Gonzalez? - See above.
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 Perez-Gonzalez v. Ashcroft, 379 F.3d 783 (9th Cir. 2004) - Section 245(i) trumps permanent bar
(Petitioner returned to U.S. after removal.) - Overturned by Duran Gonzalez - See above.
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 President Bush's Letter in Support of Extension of 245(i) - (5-1-01) PDF
 INS Memo re: Adjustment of Status Under Section 245i as Amended by the LIFE Amendment (1-26-01) PDF
 Section 245(i) FAQ (12-15-00)
 INS Memorandum Interpreting Section 245(i) Employment-Based Provisions(6-10-99) PDF
 INS Memorandum Interpreting Section 245(i) (4-14-99) PDF
 Legislative Update on NACARA and 245(i) Law (12-1-97)

Chat Transcripts Regarding 245(i)


 Last Minute Tips For Claiming 245(i) Benefits (April 9, 2001)
 The Final Countdown For Claiming 245(i) Benefits (March 12, 2001)
 Section 245(i) Benefits Through Employment (February 15, 2001)
 Section 245(i) And Other Immigration Benefits (December 22, 2000)

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Qualifying Under The New Section 245(i) Amendments (Audio - 4:44.3 minutes) Audio

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