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With immigration enforcement in the news every day and ICE agents visible in our neighborhoods, many people wonder just how federal immigration officers are working with Texas state and Dallas local officers. Here’s what you should know. Immigrati...
Read MoreYou may have taken all the right steps—filled out the right forms, collected and organized the proper documentation, prepared thoroughly for your interview—but still have your immigration application denied. Why? Because of something you said onl...
Read MoreApplying for a U.S. green card (lawful permanent residence) can open doors that change your life. But a successful application requires careful attention to detail at every step: preparing your petition and supporting documents, attending your interv...
Read MoreYour relationship with your parents is unlike any other. If you’re living in the United States and your parents are living elsewhere, it’s common to want them to be closer. Many people who have already immigrated here wonder how to bring their pa...
Read MoreUncertain times often bring out the worst in people—including scammers. There are always scammers who take advantage of deportation fears to trick immigrants out of their hard-earned money. Here are some of the top immigration scams to watch out...
Read MorePutting together an immigration application can seem daunting, especially at a time when the news isn't great for people immigrating to the United States. What if I get things wrong? What if I make an error on my application? Many people worry that ...
Read MoreIf the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) releases a non-citizen from detention, the person may not have to be deported immediately. Instead, they may be placed under something called an Order of Supervision (OSUP). The OSUP allows th...
Read MoreYou may have heard about an immigration status called TPS—Temporary Protected Status. This designation is available to some current residents who wish to remain legally in the United States. Here's how to know whether you qualify, as well as how to...
Read MoreLove knows no boundaries or borders. But the U.S. government certainly does. If you get engaged to someone who isn’t a U.S. citizen, you’ll need to navigate the process of obtaining a fiancé(e) visa, also known as a K-1 visa. It’s probably n...
Read MoreFederal and state immigration courts play a pivotal role in immigration cases. The courts are part of the Department of Justice (DOJ). They're solely responsible for adjudicating immigration cases within the nation's borders. Immigration laws are co...
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