Legal Help for a Miami Asylum Seeker Politicos in Florida and Washington, D.C. have painted people who are fleeing persecution in their home countries and seeking asylum in the U.S. in a negative light. Unfortunately, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have purposefully muddied the waters about asylum law in the U.S. and the...Read More
Help from a Miami Visa Attorney People who live in other countries and want to visit the U.S. need to understand the visa requirements. The visa you might need will depend on the reason you plan to visit. Based on the purpose of your visit, the visa application process might be fairly simple or much...Read More
Learning About Deportation Protections Many Afghans brought to the U.S. face an uncertain future as the second anniversary of the U.S. military’s pullout from Afghanistan nears. While 77,000 Afghans who helped the U.S. Armed Forces in Afghanistan were resettled in the U.S. after the Taliban took over power in the country in Aug. 2021, their...Read More
Help from a Miami U Visa Attorney Non-immigrants in Florida who have been the victims of certain types of crime and those who are suffering from physical or mental abuse might be eligible for U visas and green cards. If you are a non-resident who has been the victim of a crime in Florida, a...Read More
Learning About the Possible Immigration Parole Program The U.S. government has been grappling with how to handle the surge of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, which has only increased as the potential end to Title 42 looms. A recent proposal that would add new parole programs for migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti who are...Read More
Legal Help from an H1B Lawyer As the media has reported, several large U.S. companies have recently announced layoffs of thousands of workers. Many of these layoffs have affected foreign employees working on H-1B visas who must now find work for other companies quickly to be able to remain in the country. In most cases,...Read More
Venezuelan Immigration into the United States Immigration to the U.S. can take several paths. One journey some immigrants in Miami have taken is the asylum process. Venezuelan immigration has recently been in the news because of the economic and political upheaval in the nation, which has led many people to flee the country in the...Read More
Help from a Miami Non-Immigrant Visa Lawyer People from countries in the Visa Waiver Program are allowed to travel to the U.S. without visas and stay up to 90 days to visit or for business purposes. Forty countries are participants in the Visa Waiver Program. People from those countries can apply through the Electronic System...Read More
Help From an Experienced Miami Visa Lawyer Miami, Florida is a top destination for people from all over the world. Many people choose to migrate to Miami because of its diversity, location, and beauty. The city is Florida’s capital and largest city with a thriving population. It is located in southeastern Florida on the Atlantic...Read More
What We Know About the Venezuelan TPS Extension Many people from Venezuela are currently living in Florida after fleeing their home country because of civil and political unrest. Recently, the Biden administration announced that it will extend temporary protected status (TPS) to eligible people from Venezuela, which will allow them to remain in the U.S....Read More
