Immigration 101: How Long will it Take Me to Get My Fiance or Spouse into the U.S. with a Green Card
Jul 20, 2010
This is a common question with a disappointing answer for some. A lawful permanent resident will wait significantly longer, perhaps, quite a few years for their spouse to immigrate....
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Top 5 Reasons Why Foreigners End up in Immigration Court
Jul 18, 2010
They are arrested and detained for a crime. If police charge a foreigner with a crime and arrest, then this means that the person is in a public facility where they can be questioned. Local authoriti...
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The Top Ten Reasons Why Lawful Permanent Residents Get Sent to Immigration Court
Nov 09, 2009
An Aggravated Felony for Immigration Purposes If you do the crime, and you end up with time, then it is easier to be denied all relief. This reason is usually the really messy one, but the DHS has t...
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The Top Ten Places 'Where' Lawful Permanent Residents Get Sent to Immigration Court
Nov 09, 2009
The Correctional Center (aka Jail) Yes, if you are arrested, even if not convicted, but have decided to extend your vacation indefinitely, then you have given ICE a reason to put a freeze upon you (a...
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When a Permanent Resident Who Wants to File for Citizenship Really Must Contact an Attorney
Sep 24, 2009
Have you ever been arrested or charged for a crime? If you forget to include an arrest or something that appears on an arrest record, then the USCIS may consider this a lie, which is a reason to deny...
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Flat Fees vs. Appointment Fees: Immigration Lawyer Fees Explained
Aug 06, 2009
What Absolute Assurances are there that a Flat Fee is All that a Client Will Pay an Attorney? None! An immigration attorney cannot tell you with absolute assurance the exact attorney fees 'without ta...
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The Ultimate Clash: The B-2 Visitor Visa; Should I stay or should I go?
Jul 18, 2009
Why did I come to the U.S.? A B-2 tourist visa is used to tour the United States and/or visit U.S. resident family and/or friends. What should I avoid doing while in the U.S.? You must not be employe...
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