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Immigration law, in plain language.
Policy moves fast and rumors move faster. Our attorneys write what’s actually changing, what it means for real cases, and what to do about it.
Biden Makes Changes to Immigration Law
President Joe Biden has has made significant changes to immigration policy during his time in office. Below is a list of policies that have been enacted and are currently in use by the U.S. government that have changed since President Biden took office in January.
Temporary Protected Status for Haitians in US
The Biden administration announced on May 22, 2021 that it would be extending a type of residency called Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Haitian immigrants that are living in the United States as of May 21st, 2021. Temporary Protected Status is a program that was created to help residents of a country that is experiencing […]
What Kind of Cases Do You Handle?
Not only do we practice immigration law, we provide advocacy and legal services for many other kinds of legal problems for immigrants and their families. These include: No case is too big or too complex. In our years of experience, we’ve seen it all. We have an incredible network of elite professionals, including other attorneys, […]
What Languages Do You Speak?
We have a Spanish speaker on staff to communicate with our Spanish-speaking clients. Other language services, including Portuguese, are available.
What Geographic Locations Do You Serve?
Because immigration law is federal, we serve clients dealing with immigration-related issues all over the United States.
Will Everything I Say Be Confidential?
Yes! Everything discussed during your consultation and the duration of your case is completely confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege. This includes conversations, voicemails, text messages, and emails. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any confidential legal issue you may be having. It is always better to discuss it with a qualified professional […]
What Kind of Communication Can I Expect?
We understand that you may have an urgent or stressful case that needs immediate attention. That’s why we keep open and frequent communications with our clients. We are so committed to helping the immigrant community that you can expect a call back within 24 hours so that we can discuss your options.
What Are Non-Immigrant Visas?
Non-immigrant visas are specifically for people who are not planning on moving to this country. It is important that you do not apply for a non-immigrant visa if you intend to adjust status in the near future, however the BCIS understands that people’s circumstances change and people here on a non-immigrant visa may need or […]
What is an immigrant visa and how can I obtain one?
Immigrant visas are issued to people intending to make the United States their permanent residence. There are a number of different ways to do this. The include:
How do I obtain an immigrant visa on the basis of family relations in the U.S.?
Family-based immigrants are divided into five categories: nonquota immigrants and immigrants broken into four categories according to preference status associated with a certain annual quota on immigrant visas. Family-based nonquota immigrants are immediate relatives of a United States citizen. An “immediate relative” is defined as the spouse, a child (unmarried and under 21 years of age), or […]
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