Miami, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Domestic Violence
Does a death threat amount to persecution? We have all heard the expression that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder. Well, for asylum cases, persecution lies in the eyes of the immigration judge o...
See Full GuideOne of the major benefits of winning an asylum case is that foreigners are eligible to file a petition to bring their family members to the United States. A person who has been granted asylum is known...
See Full GuideAn interview with an embassy official can be daunting. However, breaking the interview down into the following steps will help create a (relatively) stress-free experience. Step 1: Hire an attorney. N...
See Full GuideThe Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which decides appeals for cases in Florida, recently made a decision that hurts asylum applicants. They decided that foreigners who provided help to any terrori...
See Full GuideDeportationseems likedisaster. An order from an immigration judge seems like the end for a family, the end for meaningful employment, and perhaps the end to safety. Such an order, however, is not nece...
See Full GuideForeign nationals who are citizens of two countries are commonly referred to as dual citizens. According to the existing immigration laws, dual citizens cannot obtain asylum unless they will be harmed ...
See Full GuideLets be honest. Applicants often complain that the Citizenship and Immigration Service is slow to process applications. This is due in large part to the high volume of cases they receive on a daily bas...
See Full GuideMany spouses and children of U.S. citizens have been unable to obtain a green card because they entered the country without authorization. Others cannot obtain a green card because they entered with a ...
See Full GuideAn individual can obtain U.S. citizenship in one of three ways: by birth, by application for naturalization, or they can derive citizenship from their parents and grandparents. A parent can apply for ...
See Full GuideBecause the government does not have the resources to deport everyone present in the U.S. without authorization, Immigration allows certain foreigners to remain here legally. If the case is in Immigr...
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