As October winds down, let’s take a moment to think about what the month means. While it can mean baseball ...

We knew that the fee increase was coming – they told us about it in May – but we didn’t ...

I was surprised to see that my last entry was all the way back on September 18th. I try to ...

While it’s true that not every immigration case requires an attorney, I’ve seen few great examples of why it’s not ...

I understand that part of my job is following-up on cases. In fact, I’ve written about liaison work before and how sometimes ...

Last week, we had a difficult VAWA case approved. It wasn’t difficult because of a lack of proof regarding domestic violence or ...

On July 29, 2016, USCIS announced the long-awaited for new rules regarding the Provisional Waiver Program (I-601A).  The changes aren’t ...

I’ve received several emails lately from folks wondering why their cases are stuck.  A stuck case is a case where ...

Last Thursday, the U.S Supreme Court issued a 4-4 split non-decision in United States v. Texas. This was the case that ...