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At J. Sparks Law, PLLC, we are dedicated to keeping you informed about the latest developments in immigration law. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has recently announced important changes to promote family unity. Below, we have provided a factsheet from the USCIS summarizing these […]

The President of the United States recently signed an executive order aimed at restricting asylum claims for migrants, particularly those crossing illegally. However, the order’s focus on restricting asylum claims has sparked controversy. Immigration rights advocates argue that the order violates long-standing humanitarian protections for […]

“Parole in place,” a legal benefit currently available to certain family members of those in the military, has been expanded to hundreds of thousands of other individuals in the U.S. by President Biden. Certain spouses of U.S. citizens will have new legal options now. How […]

While visas and green cards both serve as documentation for foreigners in the US, there are distinct differences between the two. They serve different purposes, and the application process varies for both. Which is right for you? Discuss this with an Austin immigration attorney today. […]

Are you an investor looking to expand your business ventures to the United States? Or an entrepreneur seeking new opportunities? Whatever your motivations may be, never hesitate to discuss a possible investor visa with an Austin visa attorney.   Exploring the Investor Visa An Investor […]

Understanding your immigration status is crucial to ensure that you are on track with your application and to address any issues that may arise. If you need assistance with your immigration process, J. Sparks Law, PLLC is here to help. Contact our experienced Austin immigration […]

If you enter the U.S. as a spouse of a U.S. citizen but your marriage is less than two years old, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services(USCIS) grants you a conditional green card valid for two years.   You can receive the conditional grant when […]

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) doesn’t require you to have a lawyer when applying for a Green Card through marriage. You can obtain a conditional green card without legal representation if you have no criminal record and entered a marriage without intending […]