Miami, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Domestic Violence
Florida Board Certified Immigration Attorney Elizabeth R. Blandon explains how foreign nationals can win asylum without any fear of physical harm. She describes the two most common alternatives with ...
See Full GuideFlorida Board Certified Immigration Attorney, Elizabeth R. Blandon, explains how foreign nationals can earn a green card based on marriage. She describes the evidence that should be presented at an I...
See Full GuideFlorida Board Certified Immigration Expert, Elizabeth R. Blandon, Esq., explains how to win an asylum case as an atheist. Atheists can present an asylum case based on religion, political opinion, or ...
See Full GuideAsylees are allowed to work, travel internationally and receive a green card. Spouses and children of asylees receive similar benefits. They can apply whether they are in, or out of, the United Stat...
See Full GuideCitizens of two counties may NOT obtain asylum, as stated recently in Matter of B-R, by the Board of Immigration Appeals. These are known as dual citizens. However, there are two notable exceptions....
See Full GuideForeign nationals are responsible for their attorney’s fees unless they are successful on an Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) claim. A recent First Circuit Court of Appeals case awarded attorney’s ...
See Full GuideWhen a couple has been married for less than two years, the foreigner will be issued conditional permanent residency. The green card will expire in two years. Thus, the foreign national must file Fo...
See Full GuideAsylum hearings in Immigration Court are among the more difficult processes. The basic role of the government attorney is to find the pitfalls in the applicant’s case. Thus, It is essential to hire...
See Full GuideNo one ever has truly extra income. It is a mistake, however, to apply for immigration benefits in a difficult case without an attorney. In situations where the expertise of a skilled professional ...
See Full GuideThe Dept. of Homeland Security has a new process to the spouses, children and parents of members of the armed forces and veterans. In short, these persons can obtain a green card even if they entered...
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