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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 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 MoreCitizens of the United States, either natural born or citizens via the naturalization process, may at some earlier point in their lives decided to ...
View MoreIf you are currently a lawful permanent resident in the United States, becoming a citizen could help you reunite with your children who live in your ...
View MoreIt’s common for lawful permanent residents (LPR) to move around, whether they move homes in a nearby area or move across the country for a ...
View MoreIf you are facing criminal charges as an immigrant in the United States, the outcome of your criminal case can severely impact your immigration ...
View MoreFacing deportation is a frightening process – especially under expedited removal. Expedited removal is when U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) ...
View MoreIf your I-130 visa application is denied or rejected by US Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS"), you have two options — you can appeal the ...
View MoreIn 2020, the US Congress added U visas as a category of nonimmigrant status visas. About 10,000 U visas are set aside each year. The purpose of ...
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