On July 11, 2019, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky) introduced the BELIEVE Act (S. 2091) as a way to reform legal immigration to the United States. The Believe Act would abolish per-country quotas for employment-based immigration similar to H.R. 1044 which was passed by the House of Representatives on July 10, but would not result in a 7+ year wait in the Worldwide EB-3 category.
For the past few years, professionals born in India have been subject to decades-long waits to get green cards. This is because U.S. immigration laws unwisely impose a 7% per-country cap on the number of persons born in a particular country who can qualify for green cards under the employment-based and the family-based categories. However, since the H-1B and other temporary worker categories have no per-country limits, the number of professionals born in India with temporary work visas numbers is in the hundreds of thousands.
mortgage
I was served foreclosure papers in the latter part of last year. I had a hearing in March, bank requesting summary judgement. The judge denied them because I showed they had not followed FHA requirements for foreclosure. The case is rescheduled for July 16. The bank has still not fullfilled the requirements or contacted me. If I return on July 16 and they are not present, what happens? At what point can I request the mortgage to be null and void due to their negligence. It seems as though they're not very dedicated to actually foreclosing.
Fax Confirmation Record(s)
In January, we received a demand letter from an attorney (for unpaid Invoices). We responded by a letter sent by fax to both the attorney and vendor disputing the amount owed as well as interest being charged in excess of the legal rate by law noting that such interest charges were usurious. The client is now suing us alleging that we never responded to the demand letter. We have the fax confirmation(s) showing the documents went through to both parties. Is the notice sent by fax and regular mail and fax confirmation considered legal notice?
bullied into signing
I am a 27 year old single mom in Ga. I have a 4 year old child that the father has nothing to do with. Recently, my mother and stepfather became displeased with my decision to become involved with a man. They took temp custody of my child (without my constent) and scheduled me for court. Before the court date, they and their lawyer told me that they were going to make me out to be a lunatic in my small town courtroom if I did not sign an agreement giving them primary custody of my child. I signed the agreement rather than risk losing my child. How do I get primary custody back?