Noemi Martinez has an Associates Degree in Science from Paradise Valley Community College and been an immigration paralegal for about 10 years. She has experience with USCIS and immigration court filings. Before joining Rose Law Group, Martinez was a team leader in one of the biggest immigration firms in Phoenix, AZ for 7 years. She was in charge in training and supervising employees, having direct contact with clients, and making sure deadlines were met. She says she is very proud of what she does because she has the ability to change people’s lives every day for the better.
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ASU sees steep international enrollment decline after visa delays; Rose Law Group Immigration Law Department Chairman Darius Amiri talks about it with AZFamily
By Alexis Dominguez | AZ Family Arizona State University welcomed 11,000 international students this fall, down from 14,000 last year — a 20% drop the university attributes in part to visa processing delays and shifting immigration policies. The decline comes as students and families moved onto campus Thursday, hauling boxes into dorms to start the new semester. Immigration attorney Darius
Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group partner and chairman of the firm’s immigration law department, explains major BIA decision impacting immigrants who want to travel abroad
By Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group Partner and Chairman of the Immigration Law Department A recent decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has changed the rules for certain immigrants who travel outside the United States using a mechanism known as Advance Parole. Advance Parole is commonly used by people with pending green card applications, as well as certain individuals with DACA, temporary protected status, or pending asylum cases. In the past, having Advance Parole
Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group partner and chairman of the firm’s immigration law department, examines changes for how asylum cases are handled
By Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group Partner and Chairman of the Immigration Law Department For years, this countries asylum backlog has been enormous, and has only continued to grow. There is no question that the system needs reform. Unfortunately, the latest changes announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)may create more even more problems than it purports to solve.
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