Pacific Immigration Services

Congratulations to our client! Thank you for allowing us to be part of your immigration journey. 🙏

Another happy client, another success story! 💚

📍 Pacific Immigration Services | Stockton, CA
📞 (209) 438-2222

💚There’s nothing better than seeing our clients smile when good news finally arrives.

Every approval is more than just paperwork — it’s a new step forward, a big relief, and a moment worth celebrating.

At Pacific Immigration, we’re grateful to be part of these important journeys and to support our clients every step of the way.

If you’re planning your own immigration process and want trusted guidance, we’re here to help.

📩 Send us a message today
📞 (209) 677-6868
🇺🇸 Serving all 50 states

WE'RE HIRING!
Immigration Case Worker– Entry level - Tagalog Speaking
Pacific Immigration | Stockton, California
Paid Training | PTO | Retirement Plan

Do you love details, paperwork, and staying organized? Are you a positive, friendly person who enjoys helping people and working with a great team?

Pacific Immigration is growing! We're looking for a dedicated, detail-oriented, and enthusiastic Immigration Case Worker to join our team.

What We're Looking For
College graduate required – Degrees earned in the U.S. or internationally are welcome.

Must speak Tagalog and communicate effectively in English.
Loves paperwork and details – You enjoy accuracy, organizing documents, and getting things right.

Highly organized – Able to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines.

Team player – Enjoys collaborating and helping teammates succeed.

Positive personality – Friendly, optimistic, and brings a can-do attitude.

People-oriented – Passionate about connecting with clients and helping families.

Responsible and eager to learn – Takes ownership and welcomes feedback.

Legal, immigration, or customer service experience is a plus.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Must successfully complete a job-related background check, conducted after a conditional offer and in accordance with applicable law.

What You'll Do
Prepare and organize immigration applications and supporting documents.
Communicate with clients and assist with document collection.
Maintain accurate case files and track deadlines.
Follow established procedures and quality-control standards.
Work closely with our team to provide exceptional customer service.

Why Join Pacific Immigration?
Work with one of Stockton's leading immigration service teams.
Make a meaningful difference in families' lives.
Paid Time Off (PTO).
Retirement plan.
Supportive, positive, and team-oriented environment.
Opportunities for professional growth.

You'll Be a Great Fit If...
You love paperwork, enjoy helping people, take pride in accuracy, and believe a positive attitude and strong teamwork make all the difference.

If you love paperwork, people, and being part of a great team, we'd love to meet you!

Location: Stockton, California

To Apply: Send your resume to [email protected] and a short introduction explaining why you're a great fit for Pacific Immigration.

🇺🇸 PETITIONING FOR YOUR CHILD? DON’T STOP AT THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE

When filing a family-based immigration case for a child, the birth certificate is one of the most important documents — but depending on the case, USCIS or NVC may require additional evidence.

📌 At the I-130 stage, you may need:
• The child’s birth certificate
• Legal name change documents, if applicable
• Evidence of the parent-child relationship
• Additional proof in cases involving a child born outside of marriage
• Adoption records or stepchild documentation, when applicable

📂 At the NVC / immigrant visa stage, the child may also need:
• A valid passport
• DS-260
• Civil documents
• Police certificates, when required
• Medical exam records
• Marriage or divorce documents, if applicable
• Additional relationship evidence requested for the case

⚠️ If the birth was registered late, names or family information do not match, or the case has unusual circumstances, immigration officers may ask for more evidence before approving the case.

The key is to prepare the right documents for your specific situation — not just submit a generic checklist.

👉 Follow Pacific Immigration for the latest U.S. immigration updates and practical filing tips.

📞 (209) 438-2222
🇺🇸 Serving all 50 states

This post is for general informational purposes only. Document requirements may vary by case.

🎉 10 APPROVALS IN ONE DAY!

With so much negative immigration news lately, it’s easy to feel scared, confused, or even think:
“Is immigration still approving cases?”
YES — legitimate, eligible cases are still getting approved. ❤️

Today alone, Pacific Immigration received 10 approvals for our clients — including green card and family petition cases.

Ten families received good news.
Ten cases moved one step closer to their American dream. 🇺🇸

Immigration policies are changing, and some cases are being reviewed more carefully. But that does not mean immigration has stopped.

So please don’t read one scary headline or watch one video online and automatically assume:
❌ “My case won’t be approved.”
❌ “Nobody is getting green cards anymore.”
❌ “I should give up.”
Instead, understand your own case.

If you have a legitimate relationship, meet the eligibility requirements, tell the truth, and prepare your case properly, approvals are still happening every day.
And today, we got 10 reminders of that. 🥰

Congratulations to all of our clients! Thank you for trusting Amy and the Pacific Immigration team with such an important part of your lives.

Don’t let the news decide your future before you even understand your options.

📞 Pacific Immigration
Vietnamese: (209) 677-6868
English: (209) 438-2222
📍 7746 Lorraine Ave, Suite 202
Stockton, CA 95210
🇺🇸 Serving all 50 states

🇺🇸 OCTOBER 2026 FAMILY-SPONSORED IMMIGRANT VISA UPDATE

📌 FY 2027 Begins — F2A Moves Forward, Most Family Categories Hold Steady
The U.S. Department of State has released the October 2026 Visa Bulletin, officially opening Fiscal Year 2027.

After the major movement seen in September, October begins at a steadier pace. The biggest family-based highlight is F2A, which advances another month in Final Action Dates to September 22, 2026, while remaining Current for Dates for Filing.

For F1, F2B, F3, and F4, the worldwide family-sponsored cut-off dates remain unchanged from September.

ℹ️ First, which family preference category applies to you?
F1: Unmarried sons and daughters, age 21 or older, of U.S. citizens
F2A: Spouses and unmarried children under 21 of green card holders
F2B: Unmarried sons and daughters, age 21 or older, of green card holders
F3: Married sons and daughters of U.S. citizens
F4: Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens, when the U.S. citizen petitioner is at least 21 years old
📌 Once you know your category, compare your Priority Date with the October cut-off dates below.

🔴 Final Action Dates
These dates indicate when immigrant visa numbers may be available for final action on eligible cases.
For All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed:
F1: Remains at Jan 22, 2020
F2A: Advances 1 month to Sep 22, 2026
F2B: Remains at Aug 22, 2019
F3: Remains at Oct 22, 2014
F4: Remains at Oct 22, 2011

🟢 Dates for Filing
These dates indicate when qualifying immigrant visa applicants may be able to begin submitting required documents to NVC.
For All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed:
F1: Remains at Feb 1, 2020
F2A: Current
F2B: Remains at Sep 1, 2019
F3: Remains at Nov 1, 2014
F4: Remains at Nov 1, 2011
For applicants filing Adjustment of Status in the U.S., always check which Visa Bulletin chart USCIS allows applicants to use for that month before filing Form I-485.

⚠️ What this means for your case
✔ F2A moves forward another month in Final Action Dates
✔ F2A remains Current for Dates for Filing
✔ F1, F2B, F3, and F4 remain unchanged for worldwide cases
✔ No October retrogression in these worldwide family-sponsored categories
✔ If your Priority Date is earlier than the applicable cut-off date, your case may be eligible to move forward depending on visa availability and your individual case status
✔ Applicants chargeable to China-mainland, India, Mexico, or the Philippines should check the specific country column
✔ Visa Bulletin dates can advance, remain unchanged, or retrogress from month to month
The Department of State notes that FY 2027 immigrant visa numbers are now available, and future date adjustments may still be made as visa demand and annual limits are monitored.

📌 Not sure how to read your Priority Date?

Comment your category below — F1, F2A, F2B, F3, or F4 — and Pacific Immigration can help you better understand what the October update may mean for your case.
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Pacific Immigration Services
📞 English: (209) 438-2222
🌟 Serving clients in all 50 states
Source: U.S. Department of State – Visa Bulletin October 2026. This post is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice.

⭐ YOUR TRUST MEANS EVERYTHING

💚 Nothing means more to us than hearing that our clients felt supported, informed, and confident throughout their immigration journey.

Thank you to every family who has trusted Pacific Immigration with such an important chapter of their lives — and thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us.

If you’re preparing an immigration case and want a team that stays organized, responsive, and by your side from start to finish, we’re here to help.

📞 (209) 438-2222
🇺🇸 Serving all 50 states