The United States government has officially shutdown. There are many reasons why that happened, but I bet a lot of people will blame immigration…which is in a way funny …
As a lawyer, I know how much words matter. In an asylum case saying once that you were hit with a fist and then later saying you were slapped …
Here we are…the last Friday of 2017…It has been a year full of change and uncertainty. Yet, even in difficult times, we find moments of joy – calling clients …
Regardless of your faith, or lack thereof, there is no disputing the global and enduring impact of Jesus’s birth. Christmas Day, is a perfect time to think about Jesus …
This is a tough post to write, because I generally like the Atlanta USCIS Field Office. The officers and staff are usually professional, kind, and helpful. But for the …
Visas and non-immigrant status come in a variety of “flavors.” There’s the A visa for Ambassadors, B for tourists, C for crewman (like on cruise ships), U for victims …
Oh, that pesky travel ban – The Administration keeps trying to push it through, but they keep failing. Last week, two judges (in Hawaii and Maryland) issued restraining orders …
This week’s post is brought to you by a client (CG) and his wife who recently went to Ciudad Juarez for an immigrant visa interview. The experience detailed below …
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is a wonderful protection for immigrant spouses. It allows foreign national to self-petition for their green card if they are in an abusive …
There is so much fear out there right now. What’s going to happen with DACA? Will ICE come to my house and deport me if I lose my case? …
