Defending against deportation can make you feel like you have no options. However, proving hardship may provide a strong defense. The immigration system may allow you to avoid deportation if you can prove that your removal would cause extreme hardship to a relative....
Texas Immigration Law Blog
How can immigrants protect themselves from common scams?
Immigrants often face unique challenges, including the risk of falling prey to scams and fraud. Understanding the tactics scammers use and knowing how to respond can help prevent financial losses and legal issues. Texas offers resources and has laws to protect...
How can Texas green card holders help families immigrate?
Green card holders in Texas often want to bring their family to the United States. This process takes time but can lead to a rewarding reunion. Let's explore how permanent residents in the Lone Star State can help their loved ones immigrate. Here are three steps you...
Do crimes affect the path to U.S. citizenship?
The journey to U.S. citizenship is often complex, and having a criminal record can make it even more challenging. Understanding how crimes impact the naturalization process is essential for anyone navigating this path. How criminal records influence eligibility...
How can you secure your properties during deportation?
When you're facing deportation, your property and assets hang in the balance. Don't let uncertainty about your belongings add to the stress of removal proceedings. Protecting what you've worked hard to build starts with knowing your rights and creating a strategy that...
What to do if you forgot to list your children on your K-1 visa
Applying for a K-1 visa can be a stressful process, and it’s easy to make mistakes along the way. If you forgot to list your children on your K-1 visa application, you may feel worried about what this means for them and their ability to join you. The good news is...
How does immigration affect health insurance eligibility?
Immigration status can affect whether someone can get health insurance. In the United States, programs like Medicaid or marketplace plans have different rules depending on a person's immigration status. Knowing how these rules work is important for immigrants who...
Can undocumented individuals adjust status to get a green card?
Undocumented individuals living in Texas may be able to adjust their immigration status and obtain a green card. This process allows them to become lawful permanent residents and eventually apply for U.S. citizenship. Though there are different pathways available,...
Can Social Media Activity Affect Your Naturalization Application?
Applying for U.S. citizenship is a significant step in an immigrant's life. While the focus is often on paperwork and interviews, one important aspect is sometimes overlooked: social media activity. Understanding how your online presence can impact your...
What happens if the I-130 sponsor dies before approval?
The death of a sponsoring relative for an I-130 petition can significantly impact the immigration process. However, certain options may allow the beneficiary to continue with the process under specific circumstances. Eligibility for reinstatement If the petitioner...