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The Executive Office of Immigration Review ( EOIR ) now operates the Santa Ana Immigration Court in Southern California. The immigration court is located at 1241 E Dyer Rd, Suite 200 in Santa Ana, CA 92705. For directions, please click here . The Santa Ana immigration court ...
Read MoreIf you are currently in the United States with a visa or green card, you could face deportation if you get in trouble with the law. Even a minor ...
View MoreIt’s not easy to start a new year without your family by your side. If you are a lawful permanent resident or a U.S. citizen, there are options to ...
View MoreFacing deportation can be daunting and overwhelming. If you received an order of removal, you likely have countless questions about your current ...
View MoreAs a matter of real world practice, whether a person can still use their Employment Authorization Document ("EAD") will largely depend on the ...
View MoreUnlawful presence in the United States can lead to a person being deemed inadmissible. Unlawful presence means being in the United States without ...
View MoreYes, if you are from Venezuela, you can still register for Temporary Protected Status ("TPS"). Originally, the registration period for applying for ...
View More"Admissibility" is a legal requirement for foreign nationals to be admitted for entry into the United States. The US immigration laws have many ...
View MoreCitizens of the United States, either natural born or citizens via the naturalization process, may at some earlier point in their lives decided to ...
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