Explaining attorney fees and charges
Many people want to retain an attorney to assist them with their immigration case, represent them at hearings or interviews, ...
Read More
Read More
Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks
Thanksgiving is when people step back and reflect on all of the wonderful things and events to be grateful for, ...
Read More
Read More
No court order required to terminate “CR” status
When a person marries, and is petitioned by, a U.S. citizen, they are given a conditional resident (CR) temporary green ...
Read More
Read More
The December 2019 Priority Dates
Each month, the Visa Office of the State Department publishes, in the Visa Bulletin, the priority dates for that particular ...
Read More
Read More
Outright denials for missing information or documents
When a person files a petition or application, certain information and documents are required as part of the filing. For ...
Read More
Read More
Is there hope after a denial? Part 2
In a previous article, I discussed some situations where there could still be hope (or a chance) even if the ...
Read More
Read More
The November 2019 Priority Dates
Each month, the Visa Office of the State Department publishes, in the Visa Bulletin, the priority dates for that particular ...
Read More
Read More
Relief act could “expedite” family petitions
On October 16, 2019, a bill (or proposal) was introduced in the Senate called the “Resolving Extended Limbo for Immigrant ...
Read More
Read More
Is there hope after a denial? Part 1
Many people believe that once their case is denied, that is the end of the line. No more hope or ...
Read More
Read More
