Ames, IA
Immigration Lawyer at Ames, IA
Practice Areas: Immigration
New policy announced by Trump Administration A. In May of 2018, the Trump Administration announced that they would start cracking down on students found overstaying their visas. United States Citizens...
See Full GuideAdministrative Closure A. As of May 4th, 2018, DHS has announced that it will end the protection of Honduras. The country*s On May 17th 2018, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a policy change ...
See Full GuideTrump Admin separating children at border A. According to a New York Times article, hundreds of immigrant children are being separated from their parents who are seeking asylum at the border. Since Oc...
See Full GuideDACA application information A. According to an Independent article, on April 24th, Judge John D. Bates ruled in favor of DACA. This makes him the 3rd judge to do so since January of this year. His ru...
See Full GuideOn November 20, 2014, the President announced a series of initiatives including expanding the Provisional Waiver program to allow spouses and children residents and children of U.S. citizens to remain...
See Full GuideOn November 20, 2014, the President announced his executive action plan to create Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA) allowing parents of United States Citizens and lawful permanent re...
See Full GuideOn November 20, 2014, the President announced a series of initiatives, implemented through the President’s executive authority, to help fix our broken immigration system. Specifically, these actions...
See Full GuideImmigrant spouses and children over 19 of U.S. citizens will have a new beneficial process available in the coming months called the Provisional Waiver. The new Provisional Waiver of unlawful presence ...
See Full GuideDepartment of Homeland Security announced today that it will begin accepting applications for Deferred Action August 15, 2012.The government filing fee will be $465 and includes employment authorizatio...
See Full GuidePermanent residents can lose their status even if they visit theU.S.often. Once an immigrant has earned permanent residency, typically she or he wants to keep residency and have the ability to travel a...
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