Welcome to U.S. Immigration Knowledge Blocks!
My name is Jon E. Jessen, and I am an attorney who has been practicing immigration
law in the United States for more than 25 years. I am also the founder of U.S.
Immigration Knowledge Blocks.
For years I have had clients come to my office and tell me that they would try to
research their particular immigration issue on the internet but end up being even more
confused than when they started. I have also seen clients taken advantage of by local
notarios and other unqualified persons and businesses.
U.S. Immigration Knowledge Blocks provides information on specific immigration topics
and issues in a way that is simple and easy to understand. However, U.S. Immigration
Knowledge Blocks is not meant to be a substitute for an experienced immigration
attorney. The purpose of U.S. Immigration Knowledge Blocks is to help determine
whether you need the services of an immigration attorney.
With U.S. Immigration Knowledge Blocks, you will have access to:
- E-Books
My first E- Book, Starting “U.S. Citizenship: What to Know BEFORE You Apply”, will be available for purchase through Amazon, with a link to our website, in the near future. Additional E-Books will be available in the future.
- Podcasts
Weekly podcasts will be available for free downloading. Every week I will discuss a new topic or issue in U.S. immigration law.
- Blog Articles
Once a month a blog article will be published concerning a topic or issue concerning U.S. immigration law.
- Video Workshops and Live Webinars
In the future we plan on producing video workshops and live webinars on U.S. immigration issues and topics.
Did you know?
By entering your email address below you will receive information on a specific immigration topic or issue. For example, did you know that an asylum application must be filed within one year of a person’s entry into the United States?
Please leave your suggestions, comments and concerns on our page by clicking the Contact Us button!
USCIS Approval and Denial Numbers
Even though you are eligible to apply for an immigration benefit does not mean that you will be approved for that benefit.
Below are the total number of applications U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) received in 2019, and the number of applications that were approved and denied (the information below is from USCIS.gov, Immigration and Citizenship Data):
Total Applications Filed | Applications Approved | Applications Denied |
7,650,127 | 6,477,470 | 1,172,657 |
Our video workshops and webinars will provide the information you need concerning the specific immigration benefit you believe that you are eligible for.
The key is to have this information before you prepare and file your application with USCIS, which may then increase your chances of success when you file your application. The information provided by U.S. Immigration Knowledge will also help you decide whether or not you should file your application, or if you should seek the advice of an experienced immigration attorney.
