Miami, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Domestic Violence
Suing Citizenship and Immigration Service (CIS) for Delays. Foreign nationals are not helpless against CIS. There are laws that protect them from unreasonable delays by government agencies. CIS shoul...
See Full GuideThe laws for children who are born to married parents are different than the laws for children whose parents were not married when they were born. A father can petition a child legally legitimated b...
See Full GuideUntil recently, the death of a U.S. citizen spouse terminated the foreign spouses chance for becoming a legal permanent resident (LPR) based on that relationship if they were married for less than two ...
See Full GuideForeigners are less likely to apply for public benefits than U.S. citizens, according to various studies conducted by state governments. Thos who are illegal fear government authority generally. And th...
See Full GuideThe immigration consequences of controlled substance offenses can be various and violent: ineligibility to enter the U.S., ineligibility to become a legal permanent resident, inability to become a citi...
See Full GuideWhen a foreign national enters the U.S., it is for a period of authorized stay. Children have an advantage because although that time limit may expire, a child does not have unauthorized presence while...
See Full GuideThe journey to any immigration goal starts with a first step. Although victims know they need professional advice, they resist entering the law firm of an immigration attorney. Retelling their horrors ...
See Full GuideEmployment Q: The construction company that filed my I-140 has problems due to the economy. If I get a job with another employer while my residency case is pending, will that be a problem? A: Residency...
See Full GuideThe good news: there is no minimum amount of time, so you can theoretically apply to become a legal permanent resident (LPR) today. The bad news: there are reasons why you should wait. This article dis...
See Full GuideBecoming a U.S. citizen by applying for naturalization is a much faster process now than ever before. The law firm has seen legal permanent residents go from application through oath ceremony in less t...
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