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Understanding Unlawful Presence

In the complex landscape of immigration law, few terms carry as much weight as “unlawful presence.” For many foreign nationals navigating the intricacies of U.S. immigration, understanding what constitutes unlawful presence and its potential consequences is crucial. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the definition of unlawful presence, its significance, and why seeking […]

Employment Immigration, Family based immigration, Green Cards, Immigrant Visa

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The Vital Role of Your I-94 Form in Travel: What You Need to Know

Are you planning a trip outside your homeland or traveling to the United States? If so, you might have heard about a little piece of paper called the I-94 form. It may seem like just another document, but let me tell you, it holds great importance, especially for travelers. In this blog post, we’ll explore […]

Family based immigration, Green Cards, Immigrant Visa, visas

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Which is Easier to Get: a K Visa or Spouse Visa?

West Virginia Immigration Lawyer Details a K visa and a CR1 visa Navigating the immigration process to bring a loved one to the United States can be both exciting and daunting. For couples separated by borders, two common pathways for reunification are the K visa (fiancé visa) and the spouse visa (marriage-based visa). Each option […]

CR1 visa, Family based immigration, Immigrant Visa, Immigration, K visa, Uncategorized

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Unlocking Opportunities: A Guide to 245(i) with Top Immigration Attorney Chelsea Walker in West Virginia

In the dynamic realm of U.S. immigration, the 245(i) provision acts as a pivotal gateway for individuals striving to adjust their status within the country. This crucial mechanism, established under the Immigration and Nationality Act, offers hope for family reunification and provides opportunities for contributors to the U.S. economy. For those navigating this intricate process, […]

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Florida Legislature Passes S.B. 1718

Florida Legislature passes S.B. 1718 amending employer Everify defenses, penalties and requirements; the bill also has signifiant implications for admission to the Florida Bar, out of state driver’s licenses, and new crimes categorized as human trafficking.

Employment Immigration, Family based immigration, Immigration, Q&A

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Passport to Love: wth is an apostille of Eligibility to Marry?

The BEST, SAFEST, and SUREST way for a smooth international wedding/marriage through acquisition of an apostille of eligibility to marry.

Family based immigration, fancè visa, Immigration, Q&A, visas

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Florida Senate Bill 1718: third degree felony for transporting undocumented workers

A summary of proposed Florida Bill 1718 with sweeping reforms concerning undocumented aliens in Florida.

Immigration, LAWYERING, Q&A

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The Painful Reality of Personal Injuries: My Story of Resilience and Recovery

Imagine driving down the WV Turnpike, minding your own business, and suddenly getting into a car accident. Now imagine that you’re not just any driver, but an attorney who sustained a cervical disc herniation in the crash. That’s exactly what happened to one determined lawyer who represented herself in the settlement negotiations and never lost hope.

Despite the physical and emotional pain of the accident, this attorney found a way to persevere through the legal process. She tackled the negotiations head-on, armed with her knowledge of the law and her unwavering determination to get the compensation she deserved. And despite facing numerous obstacles along the way, she never lost hope or gave up on her case.

Today, this attorney practices gratitude each day, thankful for her recovery and the lessons she learned from her experience. Her story serves as an inspiration to all of us that no matter how difficult the situation may seem, there is always hope and a path forward.

car wreck, LAWYERING

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Yes, you can open a Bank Account in the USA Without a Social Security Number

As an immigrant arriving in the United States, one of the challenges you may face is opening a bank account without a Social Security number (SSN). A Social Security number is a unique identification number issued by the U.S. government that is often required by financial institutions to open a bank account. However, not having […]

Family based immigration, Green Cards, Immigrant Visa, nonimmigrant visa, Q&A, visas

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Why Having a Lawyer for Your K Visa is a Must-Do before your I-do!

If you’re planning to bring your fiancé or fiancée to the United States on a K visa, it’s important to understand the complexities of the immigration process and the legal requirements involved. With so much at stake, having a qualified immigration lawyer by your side is not just beneficial, it’s essential for a successful K […]

Family based immigration, fancè visa, nonimmigrant visa

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