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Dec, 2024
How a Criminal Record Can Impact Your Immigration Status
A criminal arrest or conviction will likely affect your immigration status, impacting your likelihood of staying in the...
Dec, 2024
How a DUI Charge Could Affect Your Visa and Green Card Status
A conviction for a criminal offense can affect a person's immigration status in various ways. Specifically, a DUI charge...
Dec, 2024
Understanding the Latest Immigration Reform Proposals: What You Need to Know
US immigration laws are complicated and frequently updated to meet the country’s needs, including economic issues,...
Nov, 2024
Immigration Risks of Pleading Guilty or No Contest
When you are an immigrant facing criminal charges, you have to be careful, especially when deciding whether to plead guilty...
Nov, 2024
Taking a Job in the U.S.? You can Bring a Foreign Nanny, Cook, or Other Workers
When you accept a job offer in the United States, you can move with your foreign nanny or domestic worker. Your nanny can...
Oct, 2024
Why Helping Smuggle a Relative Across U.S. Border Can Get You Deported or Denied a Green Card
When a person from another country finally secures U.S. citizenship, one of the first thoughts to cross their mind is to...
Oct, 2024
Is It Illegal to Transport an Undocumented Immigrant Within the U.S?
Although entering or remaining in the United States without proper documentation is a crime, many undocumented aliens live...
Sep, 2024
Proving “Extreme Hardship”
Many immigrants move to the United States for better jobs, to seek asylum, or for education. Unfortunately, your status as...
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