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Accepting a job offer in the United States is one way to get a visa. Your employer may identify that you have special skills or abilities that they need. They can then sponsor your visa so that you can come to the United States and fill that role at the company. This...
Obtaining a green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen is a common pathway for many immigrants. However, when the U.S. citizen spouse is incarcerated, the already complicated process becomes significantly more complex. Here is what immigrants should know about...
Gaining entry and the legal right to stay in the United States often requires extensive effort and careful adherence to legal procedures. However, all this work can be jeopardized if you are convicted of certain federal crimes, potentially leading to your deportation....
A criminal record can pose significant challenges when applying for a green card. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean an automatic denial. Understanding how your criminal history affects your application is crucial. Certain crimes are considered more severe than...
Self-defense is legal under Florida law. You don’t have to retreat from someone who poses a threat before using self-defense. You are allowed to use force, and there are even situations where this can be deadly force. The key is that the force used needs to be...
The majority of immigrants try to live within the confines of the law. They have come to the United States to make a better life and don’t want to jeopardize their immigration status. Still, almost everyone has violated a traffic law at some point, whether it’s...
The path to lawful permanent residency in the United States can be fraught with obstacles. One of them is having a criminal record. Convictions or investigations involving serious crimes can block you from getting a permanent resident card (green card). However, it...
People who come to the United States to seek asylum or other protections are often provided with a Notice to Appear (NTA) for a hearing in an immigration court. This is only possible for people who are able to pass background checks. The NTA is usually set for the...
After months of weighing various approaches in the wake of a failed immigration bill in Congress, the Biden Administration has issued a consequential executive order concerning asylum seekers at the Southern Border. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) promptly...
When you get a green card, you become a permanent resident of the United States. You’re expected to continue living within the country. The United States government doesn’t give out green cards to those who are then simply going to return to their home country. The...