Immigration law has always been fluid and clients and lawyers alike need to be prepared for ever-changing regulations and processes, especially in this political climate. USCIS recently announced new [...]
U.S. Immigration Services recently unveiled the redesigned Form I-485, the application for foreign-nationals to apply for adjustment of status (a green card) within the United States. The new form [...]
Our firm recently attended this year’s American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) national conference in New Orleans, which provides the opportunity for immigration attorneys from across the country to gather [...]
Advance Parole is permission to enter the United States. If you plan to enter the United States using an Advance Parole travel document (as opposed to a valid travel [...]
Although many of the government’s anti-immigration actions have been met with resistance by the courts, pundits, and the people, there has been an observable increased vetting in Green Card [...]
A newly engaged couple came to our firm less than a year and a half ago hoping to find a way to be together legally in the United States. [...]
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced last week that they will begin rolling out a dramatic redesign of U.S. Green Cards and Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) this spring. [...]
Today is a victorious day. Over a year and nine months ago we submitted a green card application for our client, along with applications for his family. Since then, [...]
Charlie Oppenheim from the Department of State recently shared the latest update on the availability of employment-based visas. Charlie is able to make visa availability projections based on the demand [...]
The President today issued a new Executive Order. It replaces his Executive Order of January 27, 2017 which mandated a travel ban on the nationals of 7 predominantly Muslim [...]