IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel – The Philippine Star February 27, 2022 | 12:00am With the pandemic thankfully in decline and US embassies around the world slowly reopening, there are so many families anxious to have their cases finally scheduled for interviews, so they can have their immigrant visas issued and travel to America. It has been about two years since people’s immigration cases have been put on hold, because of COVID shutdowns, lockdowns, Trump’s immigration ban and reduced staffing at the National Visa Center (NVC) and embassies. Family members are contacting the NVC and…