At Hope Immigration, we often hear from clients who are concerned about deportation—whether for themselves, a family member, or a loved one. With so much fear and misinformation out there, especially during election season, we want to clear the air about what deportation really is, what it entails, and the reality of mass deportations. What […]
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Our Stories of Hope series is back for another installment and we are excited to share the story of one of our clients, Trevor, who is originally from Jamaica. This series aims to spotlight the real lives and faces of immigrants in the U.S., and we hope you enjoy learning about Trevor and his immigration
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September 13th marked the 30th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), a groundbreaking program that has changed the lives of countless individuals who have experienced abuse. VAWA isn’t just about protecting women—it provides a critical pathway for all survivors of abuse, regardless of gender, to escape dangerous situations and rebuild their lives. At
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When applying for immigration benefits, you may have two filing options, depending on the type of application: submit your application online or through the mail. We know that choosing a new process can feel unsettling, but applying online offers several benefits that can help make your journey smoother and more efficient. In this blog, we
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has unveiled an important update that offers hope to countless immigrant families who have been in a state of uncertainty, from being stuck in status limbo or the lengthy process of applying for an I-601A waiver and Consular Processing for an Immigrant Visa. The newly implemented Keeping Families Together
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At Hope Immigration, we often have clients going through the I-90 process. Understanding what it is, who is eligible, and why it might be the right choice for you is essential. In this blog post, we’ll break down the I-90 process, compare it to the N-400, and discuss why renewing your Green Card may be
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As the world is captivated by the strength and athleticism showcased at the Paris Olympics this summer, the Hope Immigration team is excited to cheer on the incredible athletes representing Team USA with diverse immigrant backgrounds. These athletes embody the spirit of perseverance, diversity, and excellence, showcasing the profound contributions of immigrants to our nation’s
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We are back with another installment of our Stories of Hope Series! With the goal of spotlighting the real lives and faces of immigrants in the US, we are excited to share Rafael’s story, who grew up in Mexico with a Chilean background. Life in Mexico Born in Mexico, Rafael’s family originally comes from Santiago,
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Navigating the immigration process can be complex, overwhelming, and long, especially when you are hoping to bring your loved ones to the United States. For U.S. citizens looking to bring their parents to live with them, consular processing is a common and effective pathway. In this blog, we discuss the path of consular processing for
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At Hope Immigration, we are proud to highlight our partnership with Tapestri Inc., a non-profit organization making a real difference in Georgia’s immigrant and refugee community. They have been a great source of support to our team and our clients. What is Tapestri? Tapestri Inc. Georgia-based non-profit organization founded in 1996. Their mission is to
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