In today’s modern world, there are many types services available for hire; some are a great bargain and some not so necessary but worth the price of convenience. When it comes to immigrating to the United States, an immigration attorney is a great deal of help and nearly a necessity. Nearly, because it can be […]
Unlike criminal defendants who face felony charges or in some jurisdictions persons who face either felony or misdemeanor charges, a non-US citizen facing deportation is not entitled to representation. You will need a deportation lawyer when facing a charge to be removable as you are up against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and an […]
Many opponents of President Obama’s executive action regarding immigration reform are Republican lawmakers who seem to resist any action or proposals put forth by this president. According to the president, his actions are in response to non-action by Congress, especially the House since the Senate has passed immigration reform with bipartisan support only to see […]
On November 20, 2014, President Obama unveiled a major executive action on immigration policy, offering temporary legal status to millions of illegal immigrants, along with an indefinite reprieve from deportation. What is an Executive Order? Executive actions are any informal proposals or moves by the president and can be used to describe almost anything the […]
Obtaining US citizenship, or permanent residence status, is the goal of many immigrants who come to the US legally or illegally. Acquiring the green card, or permanent residence card, is the first step in eventually gaining US citizenship but these can be very difficult to obtain. One way that many immigrants seek permanent residency is […]
Much has been written and commented upon regarding the issue of children born to undocumented immigrants or those who are in the US illegally. For children born in the US, however, regardless of their status or that of their parents, they are considered US citizens pursuant to the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution. This […]
One of the most sought after immigration visas is the permanent resident status via a permanent resident card, also known as a green card. Among the most common ways an immigrant can get a green card is through marriage to a US Citizen or permanent resident. To promote family unity, immigration law allows U.S. citizens […]
On November 20, 2014, President Obama unveiled a major executive action on immigration policy, offering temporary legal status to millions of illegal immigrants, along with an indefinite reprieve from deportation. What is an Executive Order? Executive actions are any informal proposals or moves by the president and can be used to describe almost anything the […]
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) In addition to information and services through the USCIS website and by phone, the USCIS has several different kinds of offices that provide specialized services. Application Support Centers provide fingerprinting and related services. Asylum Offices handle scheduled interviews for asylum-related issues only. Service Centers and our National Benefit […]
For most individuals seeking naturalization, the main form to use is the N-400, which can be obtained either online from the US Citizenship and Naturalization (USCIS) website or from any immigration advocacy group or immigration law office. Before filling out the form, there is a section or worksheet to determine if you meet all the […]
