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In this article, I will answer a number of legal questions regarding how you can become a U.S. resident after being deported.

It is possible to travel as long as you follow the proper steps to avoid violating the law or avoiding having your green card request denied.

Certain crimes committed by residents, even citizens, can impact whether their relative will be able to obtain a green card or a fiancé visa.

On October 19, 2022, USCIS announced changes that aim to remove barriers to the naturalization process for applicants with disabilities.

This new program allows Venezuelans and their immediate family to come, live and work legally in the U.S. for up to two years at a time.

A burning question on the minds of many clients and immigration professionals alike is “what exactly is going on with DACA these days?”

An article about the consequences following a deportation is more valuable to readers instead of one about potential deportation situations.

This rule requires all potential asylum applicants to file their request within one year of entering the U.S.

Since immigration law is so vast and technical, we often get questions from clients about many different parts of their process.

The “new” DACA program still prevents new applicants from applying for deferred deportation or the right to apply for a two-year work permit.