DACA and the Supreme Court Wow!
It’s been about 12 hours since the US Supreme Court announced their decision about DACA. The happiness buzz has been incredible – we haven’t had much good news regarding immigration…
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Naturalization Mandamus Success Story – Suing the Government Works!
Earlier this year, we had the opportunity to sue USCIS. We sued them because they had failed to do their job over and over again. Sometimes, you need a federal…
Immigration Agencies Reopening
Like everything in our lives, immigration was impacted by COVID-19 this spring. Many agencies and offices shut down completely. Now, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the Immigration Courts, and…
December 2019 Good News
December is generally a month of good news. From the holidays to time off from work to time spent with family, December is a joyous month. The team at Klinke…
Do I Need an Immigration Lawyer If I’m Getting Divorced?
At Klinke Immigration, LLC, we are here to help clients across Marietta and the surrounding areas resolve their immigration issues so they can pursue their American Dreams. We offer comprehensive…
How Do I Bring My Fiancé to the U.S.?
At Klinke Immigration, LLC our seasoned lawyers are committed to helping immigrants obtain the green cards they need to enter the United States. One question we are commonly asked by…
Feeling Thankful in November
It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving has come and gone. I hope that your holiday was spent with loved ones and eating delicious food! We know, though, that many of…
Breaking News on Parole in Place!
Last week on Veterans Day, I wrote about binational military families and how the U.S. Department of Homeland Security does its best to work with immigrant families. One program I highlighted was Parole…
USCIS and DACA: Propaganda from our Government
On Saturday, November 16th, USCIS issued a press release discussing the approval numbers and arrest records of DACA recipients. It is pure propaganda meant to turn the public away from…
U.S. Admits No Refugees in October, Cancelling Hundreds of Flights
For the first time in decades, the U.S. did not admit any refugees last month. The State Department delayed refugee admissions three times, cancelling the flights of approximately 500 refugees who had…