TPS means temporary protected status, and it can keep you safe from deportation, even if you’re undocumented. The US grants TPS to people from certain countries in crisis like Haiti, Venezuela, or Ukraine. But TPS is not automatic. You have to apply, you have to qualify, and there’s always a deadline. This protection can give Read More

Going to court is stressful, but in some cases you may not have to. You can request a virtual hearing. That means you can stay at home, avoid missing work, and still show up before the judge. But you need to ask the court in writing and not everyone qualifies. The rules are strict. If Read More

No puedes ir a la corte en persona. Algunos casos pueden pedir una audiencia virtual. Eso significa que puedes asistir desde casa sin perder trabajo ni viajar, pero hay que solicitarlo por escrito y no todos califican. Te ayudamos a presentar tu solicitud correctamente si necesitas ayuda con tu audiencia migratoria. Llama a nuestra oficina. Read More

Even a minor conviction can trigger deportation. It doesn’t have to be violent theft, DUI, even possession. Immigration looks at everything and the consequences can last forever. But here’s the truth. Not every conviction leads to removal. Some are waivable, some may not even count under immigration law. If you’ve been arrested or charged, do Read More

Incluso una cadena menor puede desencadenar una deportación. No tiene que ser un delito violento. Un robo menor, un deal you why o posesión de drogas puede afectar tu estatus legal, pero no todo está perdido. Algunos casos tienen defensa. No tomas decisiones sin asesoría legal. Si tienes antecedentes penales y necesitas ayuda, llama a Read More

Filing your immigration paperwork seems easy until it’s not one mistake, a missing signature, the wrong form, an outdated version can get your application denied or delayed for months. Worse, you might trigger a removal process without even realizing it. We see it all the time. People try to do it themselves or trust a Read More

Parece fácil hasta que no lo es. Un error. Una firma faltante, un formulario viejo puede causar una negación. Peor aún puedes activar una deportación sin saberlo. Hemos visto demasiadas personas confiar en notario o hacerlo solas y después ya es tarde. Hazlo bien desde el principio. Si necesitas ayuda con tus formularios de us Read More

If your asylum case was denied, don’t panic. Your case is not over. You may still be able to appeal as long as it’s done within 30 days of your negative decision, but you have to act fast. There are strict deadlines and the court won’t give you extra time just because you didn’t know. Read More

Si te negaron el asilo, no entres en pánico. Tu caso no ha terminado. Puedes apelar. Puedes calificar para protección bajo la ley internacional, pero actúa rápido. Hay fechas límites estrictas. Hemos definido a muchos después de una negación y ganado una segunda oportunidad. Si necesitas ayuda después de una negación de asilo, llama a Read More

You might think your Instagram is private. It’s not. USCIS and immigration officers can and do check your social media if they see anything that looks like a fraud crime or anti-American speech. It can hurt your case. They’re looking for signs of marriage fraud, inconsistent locations, even certain jokes or hashtags that can raise Read More