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U.S. immigration law allows United States citizens and green card holders to petition the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to give their relatives green cards based on their family relationships.  At J. Sparks Law, we have experienced family immigration lawyers who help clients […]

If you are applying for asylum and wondering how getting married may affect your application, this article provides some information you should consider as you make your decisions. At J Sparks Law, we have experienced immigration lawyers who routinely help asylum seekers in the Austin […]

According to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), there are about 800,000 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients living in the U.S. DACA recipients are young adults who were babies or small children when they were not legally brought into the U.S. […]

Some people are both careful and lucky that they can drive for a long time, even years and years, without even getting a traffic ticket. Others are on the opposite end, where collecting moving violations and traffic tickets is part of their routine driving life. […]

The U.S. Law Allows Asylum  U.S. immigration law provides protection against deportation. The immigration  Law helps individuals that suffer persecution in their native countries. The law allows those who have been given asylum a right to remain in the United States. Also, eventually find their […]

Do You Need an Attorney to Apply for Citizenship? Many people who obtain the status of lawful permanent residents, hope to someday apply to become U.S. citizens. To obtain U.S. citizenship, one must go through what is known as a naturalization process, and you can […]

A reentry permit lawyer can help you if you are facing problems. If you are being denied reentry because of the limitations of green card status. You should not wait to call an immigration attorney for help.  What does a Reentry Permit do? A reentry […]

Difference between the L-1 Visa and the E-1/E-2 Visa Employers who hire a foreign-born worker who seeks to work in the United States must first secure a visa. There are various types of these employment-based visas, with the most common being H1, L1, and E1/E2 […]