Cooking Up a Green Card
Bhogz's (left) culinary journey, from cooking his Nanay's dinengdeng – a Filipino vegetable dish that originated from the Ilocos region...
24 September, 2024
Author: Michael J. Gurfinkel, Esq.
Family Petitions Family for Employment Green Card
Lani (top photo, left), a hardworking nurse in Houston, found herself overwhelmed with household duties alongside her demanding job. After...
24 September, 2024
Love Will Find a Way
Deeply in love, same-sex couple, Doc Feb and Ayie, were desperate to find a way to be together in the...
24 September, 2024
Recipe for a Green Card
Jonas (left) grew up with 10 other siblings in Bacolod. Life was hard and Jonas had big dreams, so one...
24 September, 2024
Stuck in the Philippines
Mommy Connie (center) is a green card holder (LPR) but returned to the Philippines in 2017 for a vacation. However,...
24 September, 2024
Husband’s Death Results in Family’s VISAs
Dolores (center) was petitioned by her U.S. citizen mother in 2003 as a married child of a U.S. citizen (F-3)....
24 September, 2024
Crewmen & Provisional Waivers
Tony (left) entered the U.S. as a crewman in 2003 and overstayed. As a result, he could not adjust status,...
24 September, 2024
Phantom Marriage Nearly Blocks Nurse’s Green Card
Leading U.S. Immigration Attorney Michael J. Gurfinkel shares the extraordinary story of Cielo Flaviano, a nurse from the Philippines, whose...
08 April, 2026
Employment Petitions That Transform Lives
This is the inspiring story of Ana (3rd from left), a busy hotel executive, who petitioned her Tita Susan (2nd...
08 April, 2026