Serving The Immigration Needs Of The San Diego Area Since 1984
Immigration law is a complex and dynamic field shaped significantly by the sitting president and their administration. The president's policies, guided by their political party's stance, can have a direct impact on the interpretation, enforcement, and reformation of...
An adjustment of status is a process that allows individuals physically present in the U.S. to apply for lawful permanent resident status or a Green Card without leaving the country. You can transition from a temporary visa holder or non-immigrant status to a lawful...
Living in a different country from your parents can be hard for some. You might spend your days worrying about their health or economic situation. Alternatively, you may wish you had them here to turn to help with your kids or that DIY project you are attempting. Or...
It’s difficult to leave the home and country you’ve lived in and loved for so long. But, for some, it’s the choice between life and death. It’s not fast or easy, but becoming a U.S. citizen provides all the rights and protections of someone natural-born and is a...
Last month, in marking the 12-year anniversary of the Deferred Order for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allowed those who came to this country as children illegally to remain if they met specific criteria, President Joe Biden announced another...
Are you dreaming of a future in the United States? Whether you're seeking to reunite with family, pursue exciting career opportunities or build a better life, navigating the immigration process can feel overwhelming. With its diverse communities and thriving economy,...
Some immigrants coming into the United States ask to seek protection here at the border. Whether this is through asylum or other methods, they will have a criminal background check done on them. If they pass that check, they’ll likely be provided with a Notice to...
Green cards are highly valuable documents. The resident status they confer on immigrants permits holders to do so much. They can be tough to get, so it’s important to understand why the authorities sometimes take people’s green cards away as you wouldn’t want them to...
Many immigrants worry about deportation. They may have worked hard to get to the United States, and they have high hopes for their future. If they get deported, it’s going to entirely derail those plans. It could also separate them from family members, their career,...
Since the United States became a nation, there have been misconceptions about immigrants and immigration laws. And there is a lot of misinformation regarding the people that come to the U.S. from other countries. Here are five common myths about immigration law. Myth...