There are two ways that a U.S. citizen can bring their alien spouse and his or her minor children to live legally in the United States while they await the approval of Form I-130. It also allows the spouse to obtain employment while waiting. Known as the K-3 visa,...
Texas Immigration Law Blog
Bilingual Immigration in Dallas Texas English Spanish
A growing number of attorneys, companies and services include the phrase “Spanish Spoken” in their advertising and on their websites. Texas welcomes immigrants who strive to improve and succeed. More and more establishments and products present their information...
I.C.E. Immigration and Customs Enforcement of the United States
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement or I.C.E. is the largest agency within the Department of Homeland Security and is responsible for enforcing federal laws regarding border control, customs, trade and immigration. Immigration enforcement is the largest...
Naturalization test to become an American citizen
The process by which you apply to become a citizen of the United States is called Naturalization. Five years after becoming a permanent resident you may apply to become a citizen of the United States. This time period is only three years, if you are married to living...
Immigration Dallas Texas, Attorneys & Services
Our team of Immigration Attorneys have more than 60+ years of combined experience and have successfully represented clients before government agencies nationwide and at consular posts abroad. Reina & Associates is a law firm dedicated exclusively to the practice...
Immigration Dallas Texas, Attorneys & Services
Our team of Immigration Attorneys have more than 60+ years of combined experience and have successfully represented clients before government agencies nationwide and at consular posts abroad. Reina & Associates is a law firm dedicated exclusively to the practice...
Immigration attorneys in Dallas Texas
Speaking with an experienced and skilled immigration attorney is the first step when dealing with any immigration issue. An experienced attorney authorized to practice immigration law in Dallas, throughout Texas, and in all fifty states can assure that your case moves...
Green Card Renewal, Permanent Resident
Currently a Green Card or Permanent Residence permit must be renewed every 10 years. If the Green Card has expired, has never been renewed or i s about to expire in the next six months, it is important to request renewal. In the past the green card did not expire so...
Sponsoring H1-B Visas and Permanent Residents
There are many questions when considering applying for a H1-B Visa for a potential employee and the difference between the H1-B and Permanent Resident status. The H1-B visas are temporary, non-immigrant visas that are issued in two three-year time frames. These visas...
Difference between Citizenship and Permanent Resident in the U.S.
There are many important differences in rights and obligations for U.S citizens and Green Card residents who are permanent residents of the United States. The fact of being a permanent resident permits a foreigner a series of privileges such as being able to live and...

