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Facing a denaturalization case can be overwhelming, especially when your citizenship is at stake. Knowing what records and information may matter can help you prepare for what comes next. Here are some of the documents that you should prepare as soon as possible....
When your family depends on you, deportation, also called removal, can affect more than your immigration status. It may change your children’s care, your spouse’s income, your parents’ medical care and the stability you have built in New York. If you are a nonlawful...
When your spouse lives outside the United States, waiting can feel painful and uncertain. A missing form does not just slow a case; it can mean another holiday apart, another school year with one parent overseas or another month of not knowing when your family can...
Citizenship is one of the most significant legal statuses a person can hold in the United States. For the millions of naturalized citizens living in New York and across the country, a common question is whether that status is truly permanent or if the government can...
Our Founding attorney Caridad Pastor was recently quoted in an article regarding Immigration Detainees facing a hard battle in Immigration court. Many of the detainees are having a difficult time getting their bond hearing approved. See this link to read the article.
This short guide discusses what happens when USCIS finds that you have committed fraud in a prior application, denies your citizenship application and places you in immigration court proceedings. These days many people who apply for citizenship are being denied...
This guide will discuss the reasons for denaturalization What is Denaturalization Denaturalization is when a person loses U.S. citizenshiip. The person must have naturalized in the U.S. meaning that at some point they applied for U.S. citizenship and the application...
Qué es el Anuncio de Alivio Afirmativo del Presidente Biden El 18 de junio de 2024, el presidente Biden anunció una serie de acciones de inmigración utilizando la autoridad que le otorgan las leyes migratorias existentes. Estas acciones ayudarán a ciertas personas...
What Is the Affirmative Relief Announcement? On June 18, 2024, President Biden announced a series of immigration actions using the authority granted to him by our existing immigration laws. These actions will help certain undocumented individuals in the United States,...
Starting August 19,2024, persons who are undocumented can apply for parole. The person must be married to a U.S. citizen and have lived in the USA for ten years since June 17, 2024. They must not be a threat to the public safety or security of the USA. They also have...