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- California Immigration Lawyer Blog (Blog published by Geri Kahn about developments in Immigration Law)
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Tag Archives: qualified immigrant
Double check Social Security’s denial of benefits based on your immigration status
Don’t lose hope, at least initially, if Social Security tells you that they are denying you benefits because of your immigration status. I have seen at least a few occasions when they are wrong so it is worth investigating further. … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration and Nationality Law, Refugees, Uncategorized
Tagged qualified immigrant
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