How A Marriage-Based Green Card Works A marriage-based green card gives the spouse of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident the right to live and work permanently in the United States. To qualify, the couple must be legally married and must show that the...
As a Miami immigration lawyer and an Austin immigration lawyer, I sometimes get questions from immigrants in Miami or immigrants in Austin about military parole in place. Below is a basic FAQ about how this program may benefit you, or your loved one. What is parole...
As a Miami immigration lawyer, I noted with interest the fact that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced a fee hike for most immigration applications and petitions. Below are some frequently asked questions. How is the USCIS funded? USCIS is almost...
As a Miami immigration lawyer, I have represented many clients who have been/are currently in an immigration detention facility. Many undocumented immigrants live with the fear that one day they may be caught and held by immigration authorities (most likely, the...
Looking back on 2013 as a Miami immigration lawyer, I must remark on the fact that it truly was a momentous year for LGBTQ rights. Following the decision by the Supreme Court holding that Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was unconstitutional, President...
As a Miami immigration attorney, some of my clients have questions as to whether they are eligible to naturalize as spouses of United States citizens. Below are some frequently asked questions. I am married to a United States citizen. Do I qualify for naturalization?...
