The immigration process can be complex and if an applicant receives a Request for Evidence (RFE), it can cause them to worry. An RFE is issued by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and it asks the applicant for additional information. Request...
Immigration
Supreme Court allows president to set deportation policy
In a recent decision, the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the obstacles for the Biden administration to instruct federal authorities on how to prioritize deportations. We wrote about this case in December, around the time the sides argued their cases to the court. To give...
Can I get more information about the Violence Against Women Act?
If you are a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault or stalking by a United States citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, parent or child, you may be eligible for immigration relief under the Violence Against Women Act of 1994. VAWA is a...
U.S. government warns about visa preparers
Anyone seeking entry into the United States, or a visa may need assistance to navigate this difficult process. Qualified and experienced attorneys are well-versed in U.S. Immigration Law and can provide valuable assistance. The U.S. Department of State recently issued...
Coming back to the U.S. after being deported
As an immigrant in Michigan, being deported may be your biggest fear. Perhaps you have worked hard to get here and created a stable and successful life, and being deported back to your home country could leave you far away from your loved ones and threaten to...
Title 8 immigration law returns on May 11
Title 42, a public health law that affected migrants attempting to enter the United States without documentation, is set to end on May 11. It will be replaced by its predecessor, Title 8. Those entering the United States and those who are awaiting a loved one’s entry...
Bringing a family member to the United States
Being separated from your family can be difficult, but many people come to the United States to find a better life, with the intention of bringing family members here after they are settled. Once you have reached that point, you are likely anxious to begin the process...
How do I claim asylum in the United States?
If you are seeking protection from persecution or fear of persecution in your home country due to your race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion, you can apply for asylum. Asylum is a form of humanitarian relief that...
Helping you navigate labor certification issues
Today, many employers in America employ foreign nationals. While this might seem like a simple and easy hiring process, the fact is that much paperwork and approval is needed to do this. Therefore, if your company is seeking to hire foreign nationals to work for them,...
Working in the United States as an asylee
You have fled your home country out of fear of persecution and have arrived in the United States as an asylee. You want to live in the United States either temporarily or permanently. For the time being; however, you need a job to support yourself and your family...