Many people do not understand how expensive it is to immigrate to America. The government requires people to file certain immigration forms, and many of those forms include a fee. These expenses quickly add up and can cost individuals, families and businesses a lot of...
Texas Immigration Law Blog
An overview of a marriage fraud interview
Individuals who use their marriage as a basis to qualify for a green card must generally prove that their relationship is legitimate. If there is any reason to believe that a marriage is a sham, it may be necessary for a person to take part in a marriage fraud...
Law enforcement policies vary regarding U visa certification
A specific type of visa, called the U visa, was designed to help immigrants who have been victims of violent crime. People could qualify for a U visa by helping in a police investigation. The first step in the process, though, is to obtain a certification from the...
United States is a country of immigrants
United States is a country formed by Immigrants who came from all parts of the world. The history of migration is truly amazing, studying the routes that people from every corner of the globe have followed to reach their dream destination. No country in the New World...
Green card for a non-resident family in the United States.
This post explains the procedure to request legal entry of a family member into the United States and petition their Green Card. U.S Immigration laws are strict and specific. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) study each particular case for...
How to Request Family Based Visas to the U.S.
What is the correct procedure to request visas for family members? This question is asked by U.S. citizens and legal or Permanent Residents in the U.S. who strive to obtain immigrant visas for their family and to live legally in this country. Many people obtain...
How committing a crime can get you deported
Obtaining a work visa and citizenship in the United States can be a great opportunity. However, if you are not careful and commit a crime, you could have your visa taken away from you and get deported. Criminal convictions are the most common reason immigrants are...
Immigration lawyers in Texas. Reina & Associates
Reina & Associates is a great team of experienced immigration attorneys, concentrating in cases for residency and citizenship to the United States, deportation cases, litigation and appeals, family immigration, naturalization and investor visas. Our team...
Immigration lawyers in Texas. Reina & Associates
Reina & Associates is a great team of experienced immigration attorneys, concentrating in cases for residency and citizenship to the United States, deportation cases, litigation and appeals, family immigration, naturalization and investor visas. Our team...
Reasons your application for naturalization might be rejected
You came to Dallas with the idea that you’d one day become a U.S. citizen. But tough naturalization laws can give you a hard time when you start applying. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) are responsible for going over requests for...

