Spotlight on Survivors
If you know me, you know my passion is for helping people. I’m particularly called to help people who have gone through the tragedy of domestic violence – helping them…
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Nine Years
October 1, 2012 is the day I signed my lease and officially started Klinke Immigration. Like any new business owner, I was nervous and not sure what the future would…
I-918 U Visas and Bona Fide Work Cards – An Update
In June, USCIS announced that they would change the way that they adjudicated U cases and we were all thrilled. Under the old policy, U visa applicants were waiting upwards…
What a Month!
If you follow us on social media (and I hope you do! See the buttons on the top right for more info), you know that we celebrate our clients’ victories…
Being in Two Places at Once: Multiple USCIS Interviews
Do you ever wish you could be in two places at once? I do! I remember reading Harry Potter and in one of the books, Hermione had a fun tool that let…
Requesting an Expedited Tourist Visa Appointment
How long is too long to wait to be reunited with a loved one? A week? A month? For some families, the wait to be together is approaching a year…
Guest Post: Celebrating World Refugee Day
Hi everyone! My name is Isabel and I am the summer intern here at Klinke Immigration. I recently graduated from NYU, where I wrote my Senior Thesis about the historical…
New Policy Update!
Marriage After Filing a T or U Visa Application
We got some great news last week in the world of T (trafficking) and U (victims of crime) visas! I love it when clients tell me they’ve gotten married –…
Helping ALL Families Stay Together
On June 26, 2013, I was in San Francisco at the Annual Conference for the American Immigration Lawyers Association. On that day, the U.S. Supreme Court announced their decision in Windsor,…
Working on Special Immigrant Juvenile Cases
One of the things I love most about my job is watching people’s lives transform when they no longer have to worry about immigration. It’s like watching a butterfly emerge…