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If you are a permanent resident, it is essential that you remain aware of your green card renewal deadlines and also how long the renewal process might take. These are important questions, and the answers will often help to ensure that you achieve your immigration […]

Nonimmigrant visa holders usually plan on transitioning to permanent U.S. resident status. Being a permanent resident or having a green card status provides cardholders with many benefits not afforded to nonimmigrants. This includes being able to travel and work in the U.S. with just a […]

Becoming a U.S. citizen is the best move for you? If you are a permanent resident who has fulfilled the naturalization requirements or is on track to fulfill them.  You’re probably wondering if seeking U.S. citizenship is the best move for you. Put simply, if […]

Immigration policy in the U.S. is always changing. If you have questions about how current policies might impact you and your family, reach out to an immigration attorney.  The Biden Plan On the day he was inaugurated 20 months ago, President Joe Biden proposed in […]

To become a naturalized U.S. citizen, one must pass a citizenship test and satisfy other eligibility requirements. The citizenship or naturalization test is a two-part exam, which is given by a United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officer. Many applicants fail this exam, so […]

If you have an immigration matter, it is important to seek help from a skilled immigration lawyer. Trying to navigate the law and procedures alone risks making mistakes that can cost you important immigration benefits. Our attorneys are familiar with all provisions of the INA, […]

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (otherwise known as USCIS) Is currently experiencing a backlog of approximately 5.2 million requests for immigration benefits. In addition to these requests, there are approximately 8.5 million requests that are pending. Those pending requests are not yet ready to […]

Some people need medical treatment available in the United States, but they need certain immigration benefits before traveling for this purpose. While being a medical patient is quite different from being a tourist, the proper immigration application is often for a B-2 tourist visa. You […]

The United States Department of Justice notes that beginning with proceedings that commenced on April 1, 1997, deportation and exclusion proceedings were replaced by removal proceedings, although immigration judges continue to conduct deportation and exclusion proceedings in certain cases that began before that date. Deportation […]

Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas announced in May 2021 an 18-month designation of Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS).  The designation would enable Haitian nationals that currently residing in the United States to file initial applications for TPS. Provided they meet eligibility requirements. […]