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One of President-elect Trump’s promises that he plans to implement upon assuming office later this month is to end birthright citizenship in the US. What this essentially means—if passed—is that children born on US soil to undocumented immigrants or those on...
Will Mass Deportation Happen Under Trump in 2025? With Donald Trump's recent Presidential victory, many undocumented immigrants and their families are understandably apprehensive and bracing for significant changes in immigration policy--and with good cause. Trump’s...
Immigrating to the United States is a dream shared by many, but navigating the legal landscape without an immigration attorney can be daunting. For residents of New Jersey looking for a knowledgeable New Jersey immigration lawyer to help them, having the right legal...
Train Smarter on Your Path to a BJJ Visa Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is more than just a sport. It’s a martial art, lifestyle, a community, and for many aspiring grapplers, a career. Whether you're competing at the highest levels or teaching the next generation of...
In a recent decision entitled Matter of R-T-P, 28 I & N Dec. 828 (BIA 2024), the Board of Immigration Appeals issued a ruling that will have a significant impact for individuals entangled in the immigration court system. The case revolves around the validity and...
If you are married to a foreign national, you already know the complexities and emotional challenges involved with filing to bring your spouse here. The US Supreme Court has recently decided a case that affects all such cases and brings significant implications for...
As the upcoming election approaches, many green card holders residing in the United States may be considering applying for citizenship. If there are no issues, any time is a good time to apply, but election years can present unique windows of opportunities that...
On June 18, 2024, President Biden formally announced a new immigration initiative to promote family unity by providing relief to spouses of US Citizens. The new policy actually utilizes a policy already in place called “parole in place” (for family members of US...
Starting April 1, 2024, USCIS began implementing its new fee schedule which has raised filing fees considerably across the board for most applicants. For example, applicants for marriage based green cards have seen a steep increase from $1760 to $3005 in some cases. ...
In order to qualify for permanent residence in the US, applicants must meet a number of eligibility requirements. People are understandably fixated on criminal, entry, and financial issues but should not neglect health admissibility requirements. Even if an...