We first met Catherine (not her real name) about a year ago. She told us about how she had entered into an arranged marriage in her home country to a man she only met briefly and how when she came to the United States to join him, her hopes for a relationship built on trust, […]
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2020. What. A. Year. Despite the uncertainty and chaos this year has brought, we were still able to help nearly 200 families with their immigration matters this year. We did this through Zoom appointments, document drop-offs at the front door, and from working from home for quite a few days! We’ve done our best to
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February 2021 UPDATE: USCIS announced that this new version of the test will NOT be used. Please be sure to study the 2008 version of the exam! USCIS recently announced changes to the Naturalization Exam. They aren’t changing the language requirements, but for anyone filing on or after December 1, 2020, they’ll have to take
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Congratulations to President Elect Joe Biden and Vice President Elect Kamala Harris! I feel like a kid on her birthday before a stack of unopened presents…what will I get? Will I get the ONE thing I REALLY want? Will I get everything I want? Will I get amazing things I hadn’t even realized I wanted?
What’s on the Agenda for Day One for Joe Biden? Read More »
“N/A” stands for “Not Applicable,” but when USCIS uses it, I feel like it stands for “New Aggravation.” Earlier this year, USCIS started rejecting humanitarian applications – asylum, U visas (for victims of crime) and T visas (for trafficking victims) because not every single question was answered on the applicable forms. USCIS did this without
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It’s good to shine a spotlight on this issue, but we should all be aware of it at all times. This is more true than ever, as domestic violence has increased with the pandemic (even if police reports haven’t gone up correspondingly). When I opened my firm in 2012,
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Another week, another barrage of assaults on our immigration system. You don’t have to be an immigrant, an immigration attorney or a friend/loved one of an immigrant to be upset by these proposed changes. Included (and detailed below) are: Increased and expanded biometrics collection – “DHS now proposes to expand biometric collection to include anyone
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I thought I couldn’t be shocked by bad news in immigration any more. After nearly four years of this administration finding new ways to make the legal immigration system more difficult – 400 changes and counting – and implementing strategies designed for no reason other than to inflict pain and cruelty, I honestly thought we’d
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We met Sam (not his real name) in October 2015. He came with a Request for Evidence on a green card case that he and his wife had filed about a year earlier and wanted to know if we could help respond – he had apparently filed for a green card with this same wife
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