Bank documents, school records and gym membership bills. Even junk mail. This is just some of the evidence that Connecticut immigration lawyers are using to help young clients prove they meet requirements for a new program that grants temporary visas which allow undocumented immigrant clients to stay in the country legally for two years and also to hold jobs.
October 10, 2012 at 01:40 PM
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Bank documents, school records and gym membership bills. Even junk mail.
This is just some of the evidence that Connecticut immigration lawyers are using to help young clients prove they meet requirements for a new program that grants temporary visas which allow undocumented immigrant clients to stay in the country legally for two years and also to hold jobs.
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