30 Years Later We Found the Missing Piece of the Puzzle
We met Amy (not her real name) in early 2016 – she wanted to know if she could apply for lawful permanent resident status. She had been married to a…
We met Amy (not her real name) in early 2016 – she wanted to know if she could apply for lawful permanent resident status. She had been married to a…
One of the best things about being around for a few years is that I get to see clients go through several steps of the immigration process – going from…
Today, Senator Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and Congresswoman Linda Sánchez (Calif.-38) introduced President Biden’s plans for immigration reform. To be clear, this is a plan, nothing is law yet and we…
I’ve had a few emails this week asking about I-751s and I thought doing a FAQ blog might be useful! Q. Can I travel / renew my driver’s license /…
We first met Catherine (not her real name) about a year ago. She told us about how she had entered into an arranged marriage in her home country to a…
2020. What. A. Year. Despite the uncertainty and chaos this year has brought, we were still able to help nearly 200 families with their immigration matters this year. We did…
Ready for some good news?!? Besides DACA coming back (hooray!), we have three wonderful stories to share today. You may remember that last year, USCIS wanted to end a life-saving…
February 2021 UPDATE: USCIS announced that this new version of the test will NOT be used. Please be sure to study the 2008 version of the exam! USCIS recently announced…
Congratulations to President Elect Joe Biden and Vice President Elect Kamala Harris! I feel like a kid on her birthday before a stack of unopened presents…what will I get? Will…
“N/A” stands for “Not Applicable,” but when USCIS uses it, I feel like it stands for “New Aggravation.” Earlier this year, USCIS started rejecting humanitarian applications – asylum, U visas…