What Are Inadmissibility and Deportability? Inadmissibility and deportability are two concepts in immigration law that can lead to removal from the United States. They come into play at different times, however. The grounds of inadmissibility or deportability will either result in the non-citizen being refused entry to the United States or deported back to his …
How Do I Prove My Marriage Is Bona Fide? The evidence required to support an application for lawful permanent residency through marriage is imperative. The government wants to know that you entered the marriage legitimately and not with the intention to commit fraud in order to acquire status. This proof is relevant at both the …
When one submits an application to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), there are forms, fees and supporting evidence to include. Each application for relief has its own set of eligibility requirements. If USCIS feels that you did not submit enough evidence to support your application, then it will send you what is called a …
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President-elect Biden has been clarifying his plans for immigration reform these last few weeks. He had previously promised to roll back many of President Trump’s policies and he has spoken recently on certain topics. We will likely have to wait for more specifics in certain areas as Mr. Biden establishes his own enforcement priorities. President-elect …
When someone hears the term “domestic abuse” their mind often conjures an image of a spouse being subjected to physical violence. However, domestic violence extends far beyond acts of bodily harm. It is possible for someone to be the victim of domestic violence through persistent verbal abuse and being subjected to “coercive control.” What is …
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On December 7, 2020, a federal District Court ordered full reinstatement of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has resumed accepting both initial and renewal requests. (www.dhs.gov) In compliance with this order, USCIS is: Accepting first-time requests for consideration of deferred action based on the terms of the …
If you are in the midst of a significant dispute with members of your family, such as a contentious divorce or custody battle, there is the possibility that you may be feeling frustrated, lonely and anxious about the future. These feelings are perfectly understandable. Most people view family as a bedrock and foundation upon which …
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Not all family disputes have to be resolved in court. Depending on your unique circumstances, it may be possible to achieve a resolution to your family dispute outside of the courtroom. Avenues for pursuing a family dispute resolution without escalating the matter to litigation include mediation, arbitration, and collaboration. Let’s take a look at each. …
Now that it is clear who our next president will be, we can look ahead and contemplate what President-elect Biden will put forth with regard to immigration policy. As seen in his “Plan for Securing our Values as a Nation of Immigrants”, Joe Biden has promised to work with Congress to pass an amnesty for undocumented immigrants. Andrew Arthur …
The holidays are a cherished time of year since they afford the opportunity to enjoy time with family. However, if you are a divorced parent raising a child through a custody agreement, the holidays could be fraught with tension, resentment and anger regarding which parent gets to spend a specific amount of time, or …
Child Custody and Visitation During the Holidays – Important Info You Need to Know Read More »
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