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Understanding Alien Registration Requirements in 2025

Posted in: Vinay Malik | April 25, 2025

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What Every Noncitizen Needs to Know – Especially If You’re in New Jersey If you're a foreign national currently living in or entering the United States for an extended stay, it's crucial to understand the Alien Registration laws—especially as new enforcement measures took effect on April 11, 2025. At VKM Law Group, a trusted immigration law firm based in New Jersey, we help individuals navigate complex legal landscapes like this one. Here's everything you need to know about this critical requirement. What Is Alien Registration? Under the Alien Registration Act of 1940, all foreign nationals aged 14 or older who are in the U.S....

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Success Story: VKM Law Group Secures EB-1C Green Card for Multinational Functional Manager

Posted in: Vinay Malik | March 26, 2025

At VKM Law Group, we take pride in navigating complex immigration cases with precision and expertise. Our recent success in securing an I-140 approval under the EB-1C category for a multinational functional manager is a testament to our deep knowledge of immigration law and unwavering commitment to our clients. The Challenge: A Senior Manager Without Direct Reports A large consulting firm approached us to help secure a Green Card for one of its top executives under the multinational manager category. While the executive held a senior position and played a critical role in the company’s success, the challenge was that they were...

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CBP’s New Detention Policy for Travelers with Pending NTAs

Posted in: Vinay Malik | March 24, 2025

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At VKM Law Group, we are always monitoring shifts in immigration enforcement that impact our clients. A new development has emerged at certain Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ports of entry—one that could have serious consequences for lawful permanent residents and others with pending immigration proceedings. What’s Changing? Historically, CBP officers had discretion when admitting individuals with a pending Notice to Appear (NTA) in immigration court. However, we are now seeing an automatic detention policy being applied at some ports of entry. This practice has affected: ✅ Legal Permanent Residents (LPRs) ✅ Conditional Permanent Residents (CPRs) – even those carrying a valid I-551 stamp...

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