How long is too long to wait to be reunited with a loved one? A week? A month? For some families, the wait to be together is approaching a year or longer. It’s not wonder that we’ve been getting a lot of inquires from people who want to know if anything can be done to […]
Requesting an Expedited Tourist Visa Appointment Read More »
Hi everyone! My name is Isabel and I am the summer intern here at Klinke Immigration. I recently graduated from NYU, where I wrote my Senior Thesis about the historical development of asylum and the modern global ‘refugee crisis.’ I first became interested in forced migration during an internship at World Relief Atlanta my senior
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Marriage After Filing a T or U Visa Application Read More »
On June 26, 2013, I was in San Francisco at the Annual Conference for the American Immigration Lawyers Association. On that day, the U.S. Supreme Court announced their decision in Windsor, saying that the federal government could not discriminate against same-sex couples. Windsor was about survivor benefits, but all of us at the conference knew that
Helping ALL Families Stay Together Read More »
One of the things I love most about my job is watching people’s lives transform when they no longer have to worry about immigration. It’s like watching a butterfly emerge from a cocoon – beautiful and free. Their lives are wide open and full of opportunity. This is particularly meaningful when we get to see
Working on Special Immigrant Juvenile Cases Read More »
We met Amy (not her real name) in early 2016 – she wanted to know if she could apply for lawful permanent resident status. She had been married to a US citizen for the last 10 years and was the mother of four US citizen children. In the mid-1980s, she came to the United States
30 Years Later We Found the Missing Piece of the Puzzle Read More »
One of the best things about being around for a few years is that I get to see clients go through several steps of the immigration process – going from undocumented to getting status to becoming a lawful permanent resident and then becoming a U.S. citizen. In 2013, just about a year after the firm
Closing the Circle – From Undocumented to US Citizen Read More »
Today, Senator Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and Congresswoman Linda Sánchez (Calif.-38) introduced President Biden’s plans for immigration reform. To be clear, this is a plan, nothing is law yet and we still need to wait before we can move forward with applications and relief, but now we know what this Administration’s goals are. Here are some
U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 Introduced Read More »
I’ve had a few emails this week asking about I-751s and I thought doing a FAQ blog might be useful! Q. Can I travel / renew my driver’s license / continue to work with my I-751? A. Yes! You always want your original I-751 receipt (which also serves as your 18-month extension) with you when
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