Asylum: Mental Illness May Win Your Case
Nov 24, 2013
In the always-evolving area of asylum law, a new unpublished case from the
Board of Immigration Appeals has broadened the definition of a “particular social group” yet again to persons who suffer a m...
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The N-400 Top 4: Common Problems in Naturalization
Nov 16, 2013
Most people mistakenly believe that once foreigners obtain their green card, their immigration problems are over. Actually, the process of applying for U.S. citizenship can be the most difficult. ...
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Off to Work I Go: Getting a Work Permit through Asylum
Nov 11, 2013
This week, asylum applicants were served a huge victory in a lawsuit that had been pending for over a year. The following is a description of the three major changes asylum applicants can expect as of...
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Asylum, Evidence and Interviews. Oh My!
Nov 01, 2013
In Wizard of Oz, Dorothy sang on her frightening walk along the yellow-brick road. Similarly, the road from asylum applicant to asylee is equally difficult for foreign nationals. With few documents t...
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Provisional Waiver: Four Ways to Prove Extreme Hardship
Oct 28, 2013
In January 2013, the Department of Homeland Security announced a new process known as the provisional waiver. It helps foreigners who have been living without authorization in the United States to obta...
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For Immigration, Save the Wedding Photos AND the Receipts
Oct 20, 2013
Once upon a time, weddings were simple. Today, weddings involve careful coordination and many details. Couples can spend months pouring over invitations, guest lists, seating arrangements, catering, an...
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Put a Ring on It: Five Steps to Bring Your Fiancé to the United States
Oct 11, 2013
Beyonc said it best: If you liked it, then you shoulda put a ring on it. The fianc (K-1) visa process allows U.S. citizens to do just that by inviting them to come to this country for the wedding and t...
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The “Low Down” on the Shutdown
Oct 03, 2013
Congress failed to pass a budget. National parks, monuments, and museums are closed nationwide. The big question Blandon Law is being asked is Does this affect my immigration case? The answer is YES. A...
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Three Steps From Being Detained to Lawful Permanent Resident
Sep 30, 2013
Every single day many people attempt to cross the U.S. border because they are fleeing persecution in their home country. Their goal is simple: to seek refuge in the United States where they will not ...
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Three Not-So-Common Ways to Obtain a Work Permit and Florida Driver’s License
Sep 19, 2013
In Florida, a foreign national who receives a valid work permit can go to their local office of the Division of Motor Vehicles to obtain a drivers license.
The expression theres more than one way to ...
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