We always love when an immigration story begins with a love story that ends with an “I do.” Whether you and your partner started the immigration process from the very beginning with a Fiance Visa, or you came to the United States and found love, marriage can be a great way to obtain status and […]
Saying “I Do” to a New Beginning: One-Step Adjustment Through Marriage Read More »
As we celebrate Veterans Day, an occasion to express gratitude and honor to those who have served in the armed forces, we at Hope Immigration want to share our appreciation for the brave individuals who have dedicated themselves to protecting our nation. In the spirit of recognition and support, we are highlighting the immigration options
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Last week, I had the true honor of going to Reynosa, Mexico to see the work of The immigration Coalition (TiC). TiC’s mission is to provide clean drinking water, food, and essential items to Immigrants, Migrants, and Asylum-Seekers along the Southern Border. Rondell Treviño, our Executive Director, organized a trip for two of the board
The decision to immigrate to a new country is a life-changing one, filled with excitement, anticipation, and often a fair amount of uncertainty. Whether you’re pursuing a humanitarian-based case or reuniting with family members, dealing with immigration can be like trying to navigate a complicated maze of rules and paperwork. In such an important time
Why You Need An Immigration Lawyer: A Guide from Hope Immigration Read More »
The Process In June, Hope Immigration partnered with Brad Banias, an expert in federal litigation, to sue USCIS. The goal of this litigation was to show USCIS that it is unacceptable that U Status applicants are waiting outrageously long to receive Bona Fide Determinations (BFDs) and Employment Authorizations (EADs). The BFD allows the applicant to
Suing USCIS: Getting Work Cards and Bona Fide Determinations for U Status Applicants Read More »
Did You Know? Did you know you can hire Hope Immigration to represent you from anywhere in the country? Or even anywhere in the world! We wanted to share how our work isn’t constricted to one office and one city. How Does It Work? Due to the nature of immigration law, much of our work
Hope Immigration: Worldwide Read More »
One of the best things about my job is getting to know my clients – forming relationships, earning trust, and eventually being able to share in one of the happiest moments of their lives when we get to share good news. By being the only attorney in the office, I ensure that I am able
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It’s such an exciting time at Klinke Immigration! At the end of this week, we will be leaving our home of the last decade and moving towards The Battery. During this time of transition, we kindly ask for your patience as we settle into our new space. Starting on March 21, 2022, our new address
Unfortunately, illness and death are part of life. Our clients are faced with impossible situations when they have pending paperwork here in the US and a dying relative in another country. For many clients, they’re unable to go home and return because of their immigration status. It breaks my heart every time we have to
The Pain of Loss and Separation Read More »
October 1, 2012 is the day I signed my lease and officially started Klinke Immigration. Like any new business owner, I was nervous and not sure what the future would hold. I knew I wanted to provide legal services to immigrants and families, but more than that, I wanted to build a relationship with our
