Serving The Immigration Needs Of The San Diego Area Since 1984
Deportation and removal proceedings have become major concerns for many immigrants. Those without documentation are at especially high risk of removal from the country. However, even those with visas and green cards may face removal from the country after criminal...
For many foreign professionals working in the United States, the dream of becoming a permanent resident is closely tied to career opportunities. While temporary work visas allow individuals to live and work in the U.S., they do not guarantee long-term security. This...
Successful professionals, investors and entrepreneurs are among those who might qualify for employment or career-based immigration. There are a number of different visas available depending on the industry and other details. Typically, those granted employment visas...
There have been massive changes to immigration policies and practices since the Trump administration took over in January. Many people who just a year ago felt that their place in the U.S. was secure are worrying about their future. What about immigrants who marry a...
Proving your relationship is genuine is one of the most important steps when applying for a fiancé visa. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) wants to ensure that your relationship is authentic and not just a way to gain immigration benefits. If...
Getting a final removal order can feel like your life is falling apart. Many people are unsure what to do next when they receive this notice. It can be scary to think about leaving your home, job and family. But even with this order, you still have options. Here is...
It’s a frightening time to be a brown-skinned immigrant living in the United States. There are reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with covered faces capturing people on the street, pulling them out of cars and disappearing even U.S. citizens who have...
There’s been some talk recently by the president and others in the administration about deporting people even if they’re U.S. citizens. Certainly, this has added to the anxiety that many people are feeling who came here from other countries, who previously considered...
Family-based immigration is one of the simplest means of legally entering the United States. People who have close family members living in the country may be able to obtain visas or green cards. The closer the family relationship is, the more options an aspiring...
If you’re facing deportation or worried that you might be deported from the U.S., you may be wondering how quickly things could happen. How fast can you be deported? The answer depends on multiple factors. Deportation can take weeks, months or even years. While the...