Fraudulent Name Entry Almost Sunk Chances for Green Card on this Sunday’s CITIZEN PINOY!

FRAUDULENT ENTRY ON AN ASSUMED NAME ALMOST DOOMS LENLEN’S GREEN CARD - Lenlen (center) was in a hurry to live the American dream and entered the U.S. under an assumed name. When things started to look up for her, she hoped to get her Adjustment of Status (AOS) and Fraud Waiver (FW), but the USCIS denied her on both counts. Someone suggested she consult with the Law Offices of Michael J. Gurfinkel, who was able to turn a fraud waiver denial into a green card. Find out how Lenlen was able to adjust her status, obtain the fraud waiver, and eventually get her dream green card when attorney-of-last-hope MICHAEL J. GURFINKEL (right) and broadcast personality GEL SANTOS-RELOS (left) bring you CITIZEN PINOY on Sunday, at 6:10 pm (PST), with a replay on Tuesday, at 11:20 pm (PST) on TFC. CITIZEN PINOY also airs on ANC-US every Saturday at 5:00 pm with replays on Sunday at 9 am, all PST; and on ANC- Philippines every Sunday at 8 am with replays at 12 midnight on Mondays. We're calling on kapamilya in the sunshine state of Florida and surrounding areas! Get ready with your immigration questions because CITIZEN PINOY goes to FLORIDA on Sunday, April 13! TFC and the Asian Journal will keep you posted with more taping updates. You may reserve your FREE seats through www.citizenpinoy.com or you may call toll free 1-866-GURFINKEL (1-866-487-3465). Admission is FREE! So spread the good news and be there when CITIZEN PINOY goes to Florida!

REDWOOD CITY, CA. --- Lenlen grew up in Bulacan, where her mother struggled to raise her and her two sisters by selling beef at the market. Lenlen’s mom borrowed money so that Lenlen could get her nursing degree. Soon after college, Lenlen went to Germany where she worked as a caregiver. There, she met Jun who was with the U.S. Army, stationed in Germany. Soon after, the two got married in the Philippines. However, Jun had problems with his U.S. citizenship application and could not petition Lenlen immediately. But Lenlen was in a hurry to go to the U.S. to find work, be with Jun, and be able to pay off her mother’s debts. And so, she entered the U.S. in the 1990s under an assumed name with a visitor’s visa.

Years passed and Lenlen and Jun were already enjoying a better life in America. Jun eventually got his citizenship, Lenlen got a job, and they had a child. Then Lenlen got the news that her mother had cancer. She sent money for her mother’s chemotherapy and medicines, but her mom was losing the battle. Lenlen could not go home because her papers were not yet in order. She hired a law firm for her Adjustment of Status (AOS) and Fraud Waiver (FW), but unfortunately, the USCIS denied her green card because of her fraud.

Although Lenlen has been in the U.S. for 11 years now, her papers were not yet in order and she could be removed (deported). She was distraught and about to give up hope. But her cousin advised her to go to the Law Offices of Michael Gurfinkel to consult her case. Surprisingly, the solution to Lenlen’s bleak situation was in her own family!

Find out how Lenlen was able to a obtain a fraud waiver, adjust her status, and get her dream green card, when attorney-of-last-hope MICHAEL J. GURFINKEL and broadcast personality GEL SANTOS-RELOS bring you another brand-new episode of CITIZEN PINOY this Sunday, at 6:10 pm (PST) with a replay on Tuesday, at 11:20 pm (PST) on TFC.

NOTICE: We are calling on all “kapamilya” in the Sunshine State of Florida and surrounding areas because CITIZEN PINOY is going to FLORIDA on Sunday, April 13th!

The venue for the Florida taping is picture-perfect. The Flamingo Hotel and Resort provides the ideal spot to get up close and personal with CITIZEN PINOY hosts. The serene background allows you to experience quality time well-spent – because the staff & hosts of CITIZEN PINOY are well aware that when you bring up your immigration issues with them, the goal is really to bring families together and to be reunited with loved ones. These are the moments you live for and CITIZEN PINOY tries its best to make it happen for you.

So be there on Sunday, April 13 at Flamingo South Beach, 1500 Bay Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139. Audience call times are at 9:00 am; 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm (all Eastern Time). Reserve your FREE seats by logging to www.citizenpinoy.com or calling toll free 1-866-GURFINKEL (1-866-487-3465). Admission is FREE! TFC (The Filipino Channel) and The Asian Journal will also keep you posted for more taping information.

CITIZEN PINOY is made possible with the generous support of sponsors who are also dedicated to giving back to the Filipino community: Asian Journal -- with circulation in Northern and Southern California, Nevada, and in the East Coast; and Guiding Star Realty, with its latest investment opportunity at the Flamingo Resort in Miami Beach, Florida. CITIZEN PINOY is also supported by ABS-CBN Global’s key product offerings: Star Kargo, Starry Starry Store, and TFC Direct.

Informative. Entertaining. Inspiring. Watch CITIZEN PINOY -- the Filipino American community’s immigration program every Sunday at 6:10 pm (PST), with replays on Tuesdays at 11:20 pm (PST) on TFC. CITIZEN PINOY also airs on ANC-US every Saturday at 5:20 pm with replays on Sundays at 9 am, all PST; and on ANC- Philippines every Sunday at 8 am with replays at 12 midnight on Mondays.