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Jun, 2024
United Nations Convention Against Torture (“CAT”)/Deferral of Removal
If you are accused of a crime in the United States, you want to be concerned and move fast to avoid a conviction, which can...
Jun, 2024
I-765 Application for Employment Authorization
If you are a non-immigrant living in California temporarily, you can apply for an employment permit to earn a living during...
Jun, 2024
Drug Crimes and Deportation
If you are an immigrant accused of a drug crime in California, you may be subject to immigration consequences based on your...
Apr, 2024
All About DACA
In 2012, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Obama Administration declared that undocumented immigrants who...
Apr, 2024
How Do I Apply for “Advance Parole” to Leave and Reenter the Country?
Understanding the complexities of immigration statutes can be challenging, mainly if you are an alien waiting for the...
Apr, 2024
Immigration and Divorce: What you Need to Know?
Divorce processes are demanding and can take an emotional and financial toll on the family. It is not easy to terminate a...
Apr, 2024
When Can I Apply for US Citizenship?
A person can acquire U.S. citizenship by descent if they were born to US citizens or in the United States. However, as an...
Mar, 2024
How to Gain Citizenship as a Non-Legal Immigrant in California
Many individuals believe that entering the US illegally is a means to improve their lives. However, undocumented immigrants...
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