Blog posts in Criminal Immigration

What is a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude? There is no concrete definition of a ‘crime involving moral turpitude’ (CIMT). Instead, most of what we ...

The N-400, Application for Naturalization is used by lawful permanent residents who would like to apply for U.S. citizenship. This form is filed with ...

What is the Selective Service? The selective service system registers adult males for a potential, future draft into the U.S. military. Nearly all ...

You’ve filed an application for benefits, had your biometrics (fingerprints) taken, and now you are awaiting a decision. Waiting is one of the most ...

When you meet with your immigration attorney for the first time, it is important to disclose every time that you have had contact with law ...

The Trump administration recently revealed plans to close 23 critical USCIS field offices in 21 different countries at the end of 2019. These offices ...

Turn on any national news media outlet, and you’ll see the issue of immigration playing out in the court of public opinion. We haven’t really even ...

Receiving a notice to appear in immigration court (and facing deportation proceedings) is not only stressful, but depending on your reason for ...

If you or a family member faces removal from the U.S. for your immigration status, you may end up in court alone. Many immigrants in removal ...