by | | advance parole, Danger of Travel, Deportation and Removal Defense, Re-Entry Permit
Travel season is calling, but if you’re in the middle of an immigration process, every plane ticket and border crossing can feel like a leap into the unknown. Over the past few months on our social media channels, we’ve debunked myths, shared real-world tips, and...
by | | Adjustment of Status, Conditional Green Card, Conditional Residence, Form I-751, Miami immigration attorney, Permanent Residence, Removal of Condition
For many immigrants, receiving a green card is a huge milestone. But if your card is conditional (valid for only two years), you must file Form I-751 to remove that condition and protect your status. Each year we meet people who either didn’t know about the I-751...
by | | Deportation and Removal Defense, ICE Enforcement, Immigration News
Getting your immigration case dismissed might feel like the end of the stress — but it could be just the beginning. Across the country, more and more immigrants are being detained by ICE immediately after leaving immigration court — even when their case has been...
by | | Deportation and Removal Defense, Federal Immigration Law, Immigration Policy Updates, Immigration Reform, Legal News, Parole in Place
A federal court has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) against a recent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule that allowed “parole in place” (PIP) for certain undocumented immigrants. This decision, part of a federal case brought by 16 states,...
by | | Adjustment of Status, Family-Based Immigration, Form I-131F, Green Card, Immigration Reform, Parole in Place, Residency, USCIS Announcements
USCIS announced that, as part of the Biden Administration’s ongoing effort to reform the immigration system and reduce the hardships faced by families with mixed immigration status, a new program will take effect which may allow families to stay together. The New...
