When Temporary Protection Status Is No longer an Option...Think PERM!
My Fiancée Visa I-129F is Approved What Next? And is There a Faster Way?
Oh Boy! Problems in Immigration Court & Problems at Home
When it rains, it pours ('as the saying goes'). This is life unfortunately. If you or someone you know is in U.S. Immigration removal/deportation proceedings and the legal relief is based on a U.S. Citizen Spouse ("USC"), it is vital to keep the relationship with your USC spouse healthy. However, if the relationship becomes unbearable and separation and divorce becomes inevitable, it is important to take steps to guard against immediate removal and deportation from the United States. An I-130/I-485 Adjustment of Status based on USC spouse is based on a bona fide marriage, not whether the couple has marital problems. It is important to understand the difference when sitting down with legal counsel.
Q&A: What is the Status of a Foreign National Who Enters the U.S. Illegally and Receives "Paroled" Status by a US Customs Border & Patrol Officer to Remain in the United States?
With the recent border surge of undocumented individuals seeking asylum or alternative relief in the United States, our attorneys have seen much confusion regarding the status of those who are in 'paroled' status. The purpose of this short Q&A is not to explain parole status. Rather, assuming parole status we have answered the following questions below:
Immigration Legal center 
Inmigración Legal center 
