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Many immigration applicants likely experienced significant confusion and anxiety following the federal government's surprise announcement of a memo instructing them to "restrict in-U.S. permanent residency applications (I-485) and proceed at their home embassies." Fortunately, a week later on May 30, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) backed down slightly, stating that it was "not a total ban but at the discretion of the examiner on a case-by-case basis." Indeed, looking at approval cases on the ground now, a month after the announcement, there has been no immediate catastrophe or a wave of rejections. However, "just because the worst has been avoided does not mean things are exactly the same as before." As the government maintains its basic policy that "adjustment of status within the U.S. is an exceptional case," it is expected that the discretion of individual examiners will expand, and requests for additional documentation (RFE) or microscopic scrutiny aimed at finding fault will become increasingly sophisticated in the future. Ultimately, the key winning strategy for your future permanent residency application depends on how proactively you prepare objective and justifiable reasons and evidence regarding "Why I must apply for permanent residency within the United States rather than at an overseas embassy." #USPermanentResidency #USImmigration #PermanentResidencyApplication #USEmploymentImmigration Attorney James Hong Law Offices of James S. Hong https://jameshonglaw.com/ Los Angeles Office 3600 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 2214 Los Angeles, CA 90010 Call Us: (213) - 480 - 7711 Rowland Heights Office 19119 Colima Rd. Suite 101 Rowland Heights, CA 91748 Call Us: (626) - 581 - 8000 Orange County Office 6281 Beach Blvd. Suite 316 Buena Park, CA 90621 Call Us: (213) - 480 - 7711