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It is important to know that various things can affect your immigration status, such as a felony conviction. Immigration officials could deport you or downgrade your status if you were convicted of a felony or a serious crime. Our Orange County immigration attorneys explain ...
Read MoreIllegally re-entering the United States after having been denied admission, excluded, or been deported can result in serious penalties. Our Orange ...
View MoreIf your family member has been detained by ICE, it can be difficult to get information on their whereabouts, and it can be even more challenging to ...
View MoreIn 1882, Congress established the public charge concept to deny a U.S. visa to anyone who is "likely at any time to become a public charge." Under the ...
View MoreDifferent Types of Visas You are in the United States already under some form of temporary visa or are undocumented. Now, you want to figure out how ...
View MoreHaving ICE show up at your house is intimidating and freighting. It’s important to know what you should do during this overwhelming time to protect ...
View MoreWhat Happens If Your I-751 Was Denied? If you are reading this, you are someone that got a conditional green card after marrying a U.S. Citizen. You ...
View MoreBoth documented and undocumented immigrants in the United States can be at risk of deportation. Being placed in removal proceedings can be a ...
View MoreMany immigrants who’ve entered a plea of guilty may not fully understand the ramifications of doing so — and some may not be truly guilty of the crime ...
View MoreWhether documented or undocumented, many immigrants are unaware of their rights in the United States when it comes to deportation. When faced with ...
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