Is It Safe?
“Is it safe?” I’ve been asked that question a lot lately. “Is it safe for me to apply for DACA?” “Is it safe for me to go to an …
Attorneys Provide Advice and Clients Know Their Needs – Working Together on a Well-Timed Embassy Appointment
About three years ago, Adele came into my office asking if we could bring her husband, Domingo, into to the United States through a family-based immigrant visa process. Domingo had …
Human Trafficking – Looking Beyond the Stereotypes Led to Success
May 5, 2017
Blog
When most of us think of human trafficking, we think of forced sex workers and unpaid laborers slaving away in horrific conditions. We don’t think about the university student …
New I-130 and I-130A Forms from USCIS
April 18, 2017
Blog
Over the past few months, USCIS has introduce a slew of new forms. It seems as though every area of immigration has been impacted – from employment to family to humanitarian. …
It’s the Small Victories
April 3, 2017
Blog
Sometimes, we only focus on the finish line, failing to pay attention to the milestones that cross our path along the way. Every case has a series of steps …
Why Become a Naturalized U.S. Citizen?
Since the election of Donald J. Trump, we’ve noticed an increase in calls from people who want to become naturalized U.S. citizens. There are great personal reasons why someone …
Representing A Scared VAWA Recipient at Her Recent Order of Supervision in Atlanta
Guest Post from Attorney Pepper N. Glenn
March 3, 2017
Blog, Domestic Violence, Strategy
I know many of you out there are worried about your next reporting date with ICE under your Order of Supervision in Atlanta. I cannot paint a pretty picture …
How to Protect Yourself in These Uncertain Times
February 23, 2017
U.S. Immigration News
There are many different ways that non-U.S. citizens can protect themselves right now. It all starts with education, though. Be smart if you have any interaction with ICE or …
New DHS Memos Take the Heart Out of Immigration Law
February 21, 2017
Blog, U.S. Immigration News
Although the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memos were leaked over the weekend, I didn’t want to add to the confusion by posting about something not verified. But …
Good News (I-765V) and Tragic News (Arrest at TPO Hearing) for Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence
February 16, 2017
Blog, Domestic Violence, Opinion, U.S. Immigration News
There’s been a lot of fear and panic in the immigrant community lately – and understandably so. For a few short paragraphs, though, let’s talk about a positive development …