About Our Immigration Practice​

Most people looking to legally reside in the U.S. must show they are not barred by an extensive set of rules called the “grounds of ina...

This immigration form is intended to provide relief for noncitizen immigrants who are facing abuse, or whose children are facing abuse ...

If you’ve had contact with an immigration official, such as a border patrol agent, you may wonder how this could affect your futu...

Non-citizens building a life in the United States have never had it easy. A new life in the U.S. is fraught with challenges you don’t a...

If you’ve been arrested or had contact with a police officer, it’s important to understand your rights. You would be surpri...

Do you have a family member who wants to immigrate to the U.S. or who is already here and wishes to become a lawful permanent resident?...

Living in the U.S. without proper legal documentation can feel precarious and isolating. Unfortunately, that kind of high-stress enviro...

A criminal conviction is never good news. If you are an immigrant who has been accused of a crime, the repercussions could go far beyon...

Applying for a green card is a long and arduous process, and delays come with the territory. However, this does not mean that the U.S. ...

Not everyone comes to the United States to seek a better life. Many come because they’re running for their life. They cross great dista...

One of the hardest things about being an immigrant is feeling vulnerable. You can get a place to stay, find a job, have all your docume...

Have you fallen in love with someone who doesn’t live in the U.S.? You may qualify for a fiance visa. Keep reading to learn more ...

Anyone who breaks the law should face consequences. But non-citizens in the United States have even more to lose after an arrest. There...

Anyone who has gone through the U.S. visa process can tell you it’s no walk in the park. However, those difficulties don’t ...

Last week, U.S. District Judge William Alsup ordered a nationwide injunction, temporarily preventing the Trump administration from endi...

In the United States, a U visa is a type of visa available to undocumented immigrants who are victims of certain serious crimes and hav...

In order to work in the United States, all workers – citizens or not – must prove their eligibility. For U.S. citizens this proof comes...

Filing paperwork with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is a tedious and often frustrating proposition. But...

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service denied your green card petition. Now what? This is the unfortunate reality an inc...

Losing your case in a U.S. immigration court might feel like the end of the world, but it doesn’t have to be. The doors will rema...

Citizen application denied: those words are what every applicant for U.S. citizenship dreads. Roughly 75,000 people who applied for U.S...

The bonds of love and family can stretch over vast distances. That doesn’t mean they have to. If you are a United States citizen or law...

Filing an asylum claim has a low chance of success in the United States. Information compiled by the nonprofit data gathering organizat...

You’ve submitted your immigration petition to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. You’ve not-so-patiently waited for their r...

There are many ways to legally enter the United States, but as any foreign visitor knows, there is only one way to stay as long as you ...

Notario publico sounds a lot like notary public, right? It’s easy to think the two are the same thing, that a notario publico in Mexico...

U.S. Green Card holders (formally called Lawful Permanent Residents, or LPRs for short) who have been permanent residents for a certain...

U.S. immigration law is complex and ever-changing; navigating it can seem overwhelming in the best of times and downright impossible in...

“Inadmissible to the United States” is one of the most terrifying phrases a prospective immigrant can hear. Fortunately, that phr...

Home is where your heart is. If you’ve been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for a few years, then you’ve probably buil...