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Public Charge Rule – Medical Conditions & Health Insurance
The US Supreme Court overturned the injunction which prevented the Public Charge Final Rule from taking effect on October 15, 2019. As such, all adjustment of
How To Get Your Naturalization Application Approved
If you have been a permanent resident for five years, you can apply for naturalization to become a US citizen. You are eligible after three
What is VAWA & How Can It Help You?
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is a way for battered and abused spouses (and in certain cases, parents and children) to get permanent residency
What To Do If ICE Shows Up
How to Handle Interactions with ICE If you are not a US citizen, you are not protected from the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement
What Happens To My Current Green Card Application or Removal Case If I Worked Without Authorization & Did Not Pay Taxes?
Recent decision trends show that immigration officers are increasingly concerned with tax reporting and tax payments made on earned income, regardless of whether the employment
The 2019 Public Charge Rule & the Health Insurance Requirements for Immigrants
Three federal courts have stopped the current administration from implementing the “Public Charge Rule” that was due to take effect October 15, 2019. The rule
DHS Final Rule on Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility
On August 14, 2019, DHS published the Inadmissibility on Public Grounds final rule that codifies regulations governing the application of the public charge inadmissibility ground. The final rule goes into effect on Oct. 15, 2019 and will only be applied
3 Benefits of Having Your Attorney Accompany You to the Immigration Interview
Many attend immigration interviews without their attorney and get approved; most of these are very well documented without any negative factors, such as visa overstays,
How does Parole work for Immigration purposes?
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has the authority to grant “parole” to allow noncitizens to enter or remain on the US for specific reasons, for
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