On May 19, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the Trump Administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelan migrants, reversing Biden-era protections. This critical decision impacts over 350,000 TPS holders and raises serious humanitarian concerns. Learn how this change affects Venezuelans in the U.S., ongoing legal challenges, and what immigration options remain.

Losing a spouse during the Green Card process is heartbreaking and confusing. If your spouse was a U.S. citizen, you may still qualify for a Green Card through Form I-360 as a widow(er). This guide explains eligibility, filing deadlines, and what happens if Form I-130 was already submitted. Learn your rights, options for your children, and how to handle financial requirements after your spouse’s passing.

Navigating an immigration case can be overwhelming with complex paperwork, deadlines, and changing laws. Hiring an experienced immigration attorney helps you avoid costly mistakes, stay updated on legal requirements, and increase your chances of approval. From crafting strong cases to representing you in court, an immigration attorney provides the guidance and protection you need for a successful outcome.

The U.S. government has announced that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti will now expire on August 3, 2025, six months earlier than planned. This sudden change affects over 160,000 Haitian nationals in the U.S. and has prompted legal challenges from immigration advocates. Learn what this means for TPS holders, how to stay protected, and why immediate legal guidance is critical.

Facing a U.S. visa denial? Don’t lose hope—there are still ways to reunite with your loved one. From understanding the reasons behind the denial to exploring appeals, waivers, or alternative visa options, you have a path forward. Learn how to strengthen your case and get expert legal help to guide you through the process. Your love story isn’t over—it’s just taking a new direction.

Waiting for your green card? Learn what you can and can’t do when it comes to working and traveling during the process. Discover how to safely navigate EAD work permits, Advance Parole travel documents, and avoid costly immigration mistakes. Whether it's your dream job or a honeymoon abroad, timing matters. Start your journey with confidence—love and planning go hand in hand.

For many immigrants in the U.S., securing legal work authorization is a crucial step toward stability and independence. This guide breaks down Form I-765, the Application for Employment Authorization, including who qualifies, how to apply, and what to do if your work permit is delayed or denied. Whether you're an asylum seeker, student on OPT, or awaiting a green card, understanding this process is key to working legally in the United States.

Applying for Adjustment of Status (AOS) with USCIS is an exciting move toward permanent residency. But be prepared—USCIS is all about paperwork, and missing even one document can cause frustrating delays. To make your AOS journey as smooth as possible, it's important to know exactly what you need to submit and how to stay organized throughout the process. Here's a breakdown to help you get everything right from the start.

Traveling abroad as a green card holder? Learn how long you can stay, when to get a reentry permit, and how to protect your U.S. residency. Don’t risk your green card — know the rules before you go.

Navigating immigration as a couple can be complex. Learn key insights from immigration lawyers to avoid delays and ensure a smooth process.