https://mailchi.mp/cliniclegal/biaprobono_4-29-1029407?e=1b443c99b4 Asylum is a difficult process. The wrong help can hurt. Make sure you get good representation from the start. If your asylum application is denied in court, I have proven success with appeals to the BIA to help you on your USA immigration dream.
If you change your address, telephone number, or major, etc, you need to immediately advise the international student office. As a student it is your responsibility to ensure that your information is accurate and that it is correctly captured by the international student office. Keep your passport or other travel document valid. If you lose […]
Only certain countries qualify for the diversity visa. Student visa holders must attend school Be careful of visa mills Know the obligations of your specific visa category Be careful about resources that promise you a positive outcome Utilize free resources Try to find knowledgeable and credible resources Don’t fall for fake institutions out of desperation […]
USCIS reverts to the old system of the naturalization questions
Tips on how to manage a successful virtual practice to make the virtual office experience a positive one for clients in the COVID era.
Don’t be fooled by the many US immigration scams. Read and be informed!
So you’ve been told by your lawyer or heard from the court that you have a remote hearing since they want to limit exposure to COVID-19 for all persons in the court system. But nobody asked you if you actually know what a remote hearing is? What do you do? What should you not do? These tips will help you, regardless of the type of court case you have. A remote hearing is scheduled.
Many courts are holding hearings for cases using a video conference system (Zoom is perhaps the most popular) or using a phone conference system. So you just need to be somewhere convenient. The remote hearing is done just as if everyone was in the court room. The judge is in charge. The lawyers speak on behalf of their clients, if you don’t have a lawyer, you speak for yourself.
The Reason is it is the Season of Giving Regardless of how you view the Thanksgiving holiday or the upcoming Christmas and other holidays, there is much to be thankful for wherever you are. In immigration law, there are signs that there will be changes in the landscape come January 20, 2021. Persons are anxiously […]
For week of November 9, 2020 Becoming a Naturalized American, a citizen! In an earlier blog, Only citizens can vote in the November 3, 2020 US elections, I said if you are an immigrant in the US, you can only vote if you are a naturalized citizen. To be naturalized means you are now an […]