Miami, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Domestic Violence
Foreign nationals who overstay a visa can become legal permanent residents based on marriage to a U.S. citizen as they were inspected and admitted by an immigration officer. However, because of the le...
See Full GuideAsylum is available to foreign nationals who come to the United States seeking protection from persecution in their home country. In other words, the applicant must demonstrate reasonable fear of se...
See Full GuideThe spouse of an H-1B worker may be allowed to enter the U.S. on an H-4 visa. The purpose of this visa is to accompany a professional spouse. As a result, conducting business activities for a fore...
See Full GuideEvery year, approximately 65,000 undocumented students graduate from U.S. high schools. The federal Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act, which has not been enacted, would ...
See Full GuideBefore a foreign national can get a visa to come to the United States, they must demonstrate that they are not inadmissible. This term describes a trait that makes the government believe the foreign ...
See Full GuideCanadian visitors are allowed to enter the country at the discretion of Border Patrol Officers. In many cases, they cross the border with their passport and little inspection. Unlike most foreign n...
See Full GuideA foreign national may become a citizen of the United States through a process called naturalization. Before filling out the application, the foreign national must meet the basic requirements. The bas...
See Full GuideCuban nationals can be placed into deportation proceedings and have an order of removal entered against them. This typically happens as the result of criminal convictions. Approximately 1,000 Cuba...
See Full GuideFor many years, foreign nationals were barred from getting immigration benefits following the death of their United States Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident spouse or relative. During this time, ...
See Full GuideForeign nationals with a bachelors degree from a U.S. college (or the foreign equivalent) may qualify for an H-1B visa. In order to qualify for the temporary work permission, the position they are fill...
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