Facing an unfavorable outcome in an immigration case can be disheartening and leave individuals wondering if there is any recourse available. The good news is that, in certain circumstances, it may be possible to appeal an immigration case. When considering this...
Texas Immigration Law Blog
What is Permanent Unlawful Presence Ground of Inadmissibility?
If you are in the United States for any more than 180 days without first having obtained admittance or parole, or outside of a “period of authorized stay,” the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services must declare you “inadmissible.” The ground for inadmissibility is...
Debunking common myths about immigration deportation and removal
Immigration deportation and removal are complex aspects of the legal system that often give rise to misconceptions and misinformation. It is important to dispel these misconceptions and provide accurate information to individuals navigating the immigration system....
Are you eligible for an investor’s visa?
Many different visa options exist for students, employers, employees, family members and investors alike. Unlike some other categories of visas, many people do not know about investor's visas, however. Exactly who can apply for these visa types? What are the basic...
Starting your naturalization journey
You cleared the first major challenge. You got your green card. Now it is time to take the next step. Even after you get your permanent residency status, the path to naturalization can still seem intimidating. It is far from simple, but you do not need to do it all...
What are possible pathways to citizenship?
If you or someone you love is trying to become a U.S. citizen, you may have a general idea of what the process entails. There are various routes or pathways to becoming a citizen, and while each is different, they all end at the same point. Get a better understanding...
4 Steps to take to get your US citizenship
To become a US citizen, you must go through the naturalization process. Before applying, see if you are exempt from this process for any reason. Here are the steps you will encounter while getting your citizenship. 1. See if you already have citizenship Some people...
Can a crime prevent your immigration?
If you have aspirations of becoming a U.S. citizen, then you may know that there are certain factors that the government considers during the process. One of these is your criminal record. Not all crimes will bar you from becoming a citizen through the naturalization...
Can FOIA help your immigration case?
If you are trying to obtain an immigration benefit or want to sponsor someone for one, it is important to have as much information as possible. After all, past issues can cause major problems for your current situation. Moreover, you do not want to do anything that...
What is a U visa?
Unfortunately, immigrants often end up targeted by abusers at work. This often happens because immigrants cannot report things as readily as their citizen counterparts. However, a U visa may help those who end up in this position to escape from the ills of a violent,...