TITLE IV—Immigration law reforms to prevent sex offenders from abusing children Sec. 402. Barring family-based petitions Congress passed the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 (AWA) and President Bush signed the AWA into law on July 27, 2006. The declared purpose of the AWA was “to protect…
Our Mission The mission of FightAWA.org is to bring an end to the Adam Walsh Act, a law that unconstitutionally prevents two adults in a loving relationship from being together. Additionally, we wish to put an end to the practice of denying a green card to a resident spouse already married in the…
Published on June 4, 2020 · Written by Allan Lolly, Esq.Obtaining an Adam Walsh Act waiver is difficult, but NOT impossible. This office has obtained 10 USCIS approvals, mainly within the past two years or so. This is a high approval rate as compared to other law offices. These approvals are a tiny percentage of all the…
Published on June 5, 2020 · Written by Allan Lolly, Esq. Congress conferred upon US citizens, and upon lawful permanent resident “green card” holders (“LPRs”), the right to petition certain foreign family members for immigration to the United States. But, the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006, (the “AWA”)…
Published on June 15, 2020 · Written by Allan Lolly, Esq. The Nature and Severity of Specified Offenses Over the past couple of years, immigration denial decisions regarding Adam Walsh Act (AWA) waivers coming from the USCIS have been remarkably short. USCIS adjudicating officers recite an accounting of the evidence to let…
Please click on the link below for some of the latest info on AWA cases. If you have questions, you can post them and Mr. Lolly will respond. This is a great resource for any of you who are trying to address the AWA situation.
This is a call for information to all members or visitors at FightAWA.org. from Allan Lolly, of Lolly and Assoc. in California. Please see the email form Allan shown below: There is an SORL member who put me in contact with an Indonesian attorney because the word was there…
We hear a lot of heartbreaking stories from registrants and families. Some of the worst are when families are divided. One of our members, who has a decades-old conviction, for which he got probation, left the country 17 years ago and hasn’t come back. He went on to live a…
Hey all, I apologize that I have not written for some time. As we all know, the life of a registrant is a bit inconsistent at times and it’s kind of hard to have any real stability as we rush from issue to issue, putting out fires. That being said,…
This story comes with a request to share with those who might benefit from knowing. Wanted to share an experience I recently had in the hopes that it would help someone. I recently tried to travel to Haiti on a missions trip for my church. I made it all the…
My mom was charged with a sex crime in the year 1996 in the State of Virginia. It was carnal knowledge of 13-15 years old. In 1996 that was considered a crime that you need to register as a non-violent sex offender, two ore more convictions would turn that person…
The Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws (ACSOL) will challenge the passport identifier recently revealed by the U.S. State Department. The challenge is expected to be filed in a federal district court within the next 90 days. “We have begun the necessary process of identifying a strategy for a successful…