Some cases take a very long and winding path to success and it can be hard to see the happy light at the end of the tunnel. Although it can be daunting, it’s important to never lose sight of the finish line! Today, I’d like to talk about Gabriel, who I first met in 2020. […]
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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When newlyweds come to us for help with their green card application, there’s just something special about how they talk to each other and about each other. They’re giddy, deeply in love, and their future is bright because they’re together forever. I love these cases and being witness to such pure joy. But, sometimes that
Lemons to Lemonade: Turning a Broken Marriage into a Fresh Start Read More »
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
Introducing the New Keeping Families Together Parole: Key Updates and Details Read More »
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
Understanding Consular Processing for Parents: A Comprehensive Guide Read More »
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
Hope Immigration and Tapestri: A Partnership for Positive Change Read More »
Today, I’d like to talk about using different types of immigration avenues at the same time to try and stabilize status in the United States. Many times, you don’t have to pick just one way forward to try and get a green card. With most cases having processing times going past a year, life changes
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When you and your spouse are separated by borders, or there are specific barriers that require your spouse to obtain status while abroad, they may need to navigate consular processing in order to reunite in the United States. Understanding the process and requirements can help make this journey smoother and less stressful. In this blog,
Navigating Eligibility for Spousal Visa Consular Processing: Key Requirements and Tips Read More »
This month, we had great success on a naturalization case. Many people file for naturalization on their own because it’s a relatively straightforward process; but, when things go bad, they can go really bad. In Ken’s* case, we learned about how unpredictable and difficult it can be to work with USCIS when things don’t go
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