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If you have lost your case with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) then two things have likely occurred: 1. First, you applied for some immigration benefit with USCIS. Typically, cases include applications for asylum, a green card, DACA, or an ...
Read MoreIf you have lost your immigration court case, then two things have likely happened: You applied for relief in immigration court, and the judge denied ...
View MoreIf you have lost your case in immigration court, you have the right to file an appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (the BIA), but what happens ...
View MoreMarijuana and immigration law do not mix! Please watch this video where we explain the intersection of Marijuana and how it can affect an immigration ...
View MoreSometimes USCIS denies petitions. Sometimes the denials are because a person wasn’t lawfully eligible, sometimes they are because there wasn’t enough ...
View MoreThis article covers waivers for fraud or material misrepresentations alleged under INA §212(a)(6)(C)(i) and INA §237(a)(1) . INA §212(a)(6)(C)(i) ...
View MoreWhat if I am accused of Marriage Fraud? The best way to prevent an accusation of marriage fraud is to document the validity of your marriage ...
View MoreWhat is Marriage Fraud in Immigration Law? One of the primary goals and underlying policy objectives of immigration law is to reunite families and ...
View MoreWhat is the Difference Between Lawful Non-Immigrant Status, Out of Status, and Unlawful Presence? Lawful Nonimmigrant Status Lawful nonimmigrant ...
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