A Second Chance at a Marriage Petition Dear friends: The following client success story is an example of how with the appropriate legal representation, a person can have a marriage petition and a Green Card approved, even if they had a prior failed marriage residency petition and past criminal charges. John was born in Ghana… [Read More]
Marriage / Family Residency Petitions
Spouse of a Same Sex Married Couple obtains Legal Permanent Residency after DACA
Spouse of a Same Sex Married Couple obtains Legal Permanent Residency after DACA Dear Friends, We would like to share with you the story of one of our clients who experienced the satisfaction of obtaining the Green Card through a same sex marriage after DACA. Daniel, from Peru, entered the United States through the U.S…. [Read More]
TPS to Green Card via U.S. Spouse Using Advanced Parole / Travel Permit
TPS to Green Card via U.S. Spouse Using Advanced Parole / Travel Permit Dear Friends, Veronica was a TPS (Temporary Protected Status) applicant from El Salvador, married to a United States Citizen. Veronica’s husband was worried about her temporary immigration status, but they did not want to move forward with a marriage residency petition because… [Read More]
Green Card under VAWA
Abused Husband Obtains Green Card Under VAWA Even though VAWA means Violence Against Women Act, Women abused by their US resident or citizen spouses are not the only ones that can benefit under this law to obtain the US legal Permanent Residency. Men abused by their spouses, children abused by parents and parents of children… [Read More]
Obtaining a U.S. Permanent Residence/Green Card
Infographic: Obtaining a U.S. Permanent Residence/Green Card The 3 most common ways to obtain U.S. permanent residence or the green card are: Family based petitions, business or employment-based petitions, and special programs. This infographic below illustrates each of these options. If you would like legal representation from one of our experienced immigration lawyers in Boston,… [Read More]
How to Obtain U.S. Permanent Residence/Green Card
The 3 Most Common Ways to Obtain U.S. Permanent Residence/Green Card Dear friends, As many of us know, the path to US citizenship for immigrants starts with first obtaining a green card. To commemorate the Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to address, the 3 most common ways to obtain U.S. permanent residence or the green… [Read More]
Marriage/Conditional Residence
Immigration Application Schedule for Marriage/Conditional Residence This Schedule shows what your next steps may be in the path to obtain your US Citizenship and that of your family, once you have been approved your first immigration case. It specifically shows what the next applications to file may be and what is the earliest time they… [Read More]
Family Residency other than Marriage
Immigration Application Schedule for Family Residency other than Marriage This Schedule shows what your next steps may be in the path to obtain your US Citizenship and that of your family, once you have been approved your first immigration case. It specifically shows what the next applications to file may be and what is the… [Read More]
First Quarter 2009 Newsletter
First Quarter 2009 Newsletter Immediate benefits for your Child through their Step-parent Return or remain in the U.S. after deportation You may be eligible for a “Waiver of Inadmissibility” Criminal charges and your immigration status Some may still benefit from the old 245(i) law Suing the Immigration service may be the answer Immediate benefits for… [Read More]
Conditional Residency Newsletter
Conditional Residency and Divorce-Step Children of US Citizens Experienced US Residency Lawyers in Boston, Massachusetts. Contact us for an appointment at 617-303-2600 1. Who is a conditional resident? 2. Are step-children always conditional residents? 3. How can a stepchild become a citizen automatically? 4. What happens if the couple is separated? How can the conditions… [Read More]
