Fighting For My Rights

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Fighting For My Rights

After immigrating to this country, I knew that I wanted to stay forever. Unfortunately, with the laws like they are now, I knew that I had to do something to stay where I wanted to be, so I started working hard to find an immigration attorney who could help. I was able to track down an attorney who had the kind of experience I needed to file my paperwork, and she seemed genuinely invested in making sure that my experience was as simple and convenient as possible. This blog is all about fighting for your rights to stay in the United States.

Latest Posts

Navigating the Immigration Process: The Importance of an Immigration Attorney
29 February 2024

Navigating the complex world of immigration can be …

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The Green Card Lawyer: Your Beacon In Immigration Proceedings
22 August 2023

Laws are like webs, complex and intricate, especia …

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4 Occasions When You Should Consider Contacting An Immigration Attorney
9 February 2023

Moving to a new country can be an exciting experie …

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Here's What You Should Know About H1-B Visa Application
4 August 2022

An H1-B visa is mandatory for foreigners seeking e …

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3 Key Things Immigration Attorneys Handle
29 October 2021

Many people hope to move to the United States for …

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Archive

 

Don’t Let Your Status Keep You From College: 4 Steps To Take If You’re Graduating From High School As An Undocumented Immigrant

24 August 2017
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If you're among the 3.6 million students who will be graduating this next year, you might be wondering what to do once you graduate. For many graduating students, college will be the next step. However, if you're an undocumented immigrant, you may think that your opportunity to attend college doesn't exist. That's simply not true. Just because you, and your family, may be undocumented immigrants, you still have the right to further your education. Read More 

What Are The Implications Of The RAISE Act For Prospective Immigrants To The United States?

16 August 2017
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The RAISE Act (Reforming American Immigration for a Strong Economy Act) would replace the current immigration focus on family unity to a points based system that would give preference to those who could potentially contribute more to the country.  It would also affect other aspects of the current immigration system such as limiting the number of refugees allowed into the country to 50,000 each year as well as eliminating the Diversity Visa for immigrants from countries with lower emigration rates to the United States. Read More 

Consider Hiring An Immigration Lawyer

7 August 2017
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There is no doubt that the United States of America provides a great deal of opportunity, however becoming a citizen can become very difficult. Many individuals that are trying to gain citizenship can be fooled into thinking that they can go through the process on their own, or that a friend can help them get through the process. This is flawed thinking, the process can be very confusing and involves a great deal of paperwork. Read More