Appeal for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Issued Notice of Violation and Order Under the Immigration and Nationality Act

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Appeal for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Issued Notice of Violation and Order Under the Immigration and Nationality Act Receiving a Notice of Violation and Order from the Department of Homeland Security can expose individuals and employers to serious immigration penalties, fines, and enforcement actions. These notices are often issued through U.S. Immigration and Customs … Read more

Correct I-94 or I-94W/WB Arrival Departure Record: How to Fix Errors and Protect Your Immigration Status

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Your I-94 arrival departure record is one of the most important documents in US immigration. It controls how long you can stay, your immigration status, and whether you are considered in lawful presence. Unfortunately, many travelers discover that their I-94 or I-94W (Visa Waiver Program) record contains error and even small mistakes can lead to … Read more

N-400 Interview Attorney in Florida: Win Your U.S. Citizenship Case

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The N-400 interview is the most important step in the U.S. naturalization process. For many applicants, this interview determines whether they will become a United States citizen or face delays, extra questioning, or even denial. If you live in Florida and are preparing for an upcoming N-400 interview, working with an experienced N-400 interview attorney … Read more

EB1 Green Card for PhD Holders: How to Qualify for the Extraordinary Ability Green Card

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If you hold a PhD and are wondering whether you qualify for the EB1 Extraordinary Ability green card, the answer is often yes. While a doctoral degree alone does not guarantee EB1 approval, PhD holders frequently meet (or can build) the achievements USCIS requires to show they are at the very top of their field. … Read more

EB1A & NIW RFEs, NOIDs, and Denials: How to Win Even Under Strict USCIS Review

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Over the years, we have successfully handled thousands of EB1A and NIW cases, including many involving Requests for Evidence (RFEs), Notices of Intent to Deny (NOIDs), and prior denials. Through our experience, we have seen a wide range of adjudication styles across cases associated with internal USCIS identifiers such as: XM0205, XM1291, XM1320, XM1410, XM1560, … Read more

Immigration Lawyer for USCIS Interviews at Local Field Offices: Why Legal Representation Matters

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Many immigration applications require an in-person interview at a USCIS local field office. These interviews are often the final step before a decision on your case. Whether you are applying for a green card, adjustment of status (Form I-485), naturalization (Form N-400), or other immigration benefit, having an experienced immigration attorney represent you during the … Read more

EB1A Green Card for Marketing Directors and Heads of Global Brand

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Marketing Directors, Global Brand Managers, and Heads of Marketing Strategy are among the fastest growing categories of EB1A approvals today. As companies rely on data driven marketing, cross border brand expansion and high impact digital strategies, USCIS increasingly recognizes that top marketing leaders make extraordinary contributions that meet EB1A requirements. If you have built global … Read more

How to Apply for a 212(a)(6)(C)(i) Fraud or Misrepresentation Waiver (I-601)

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If you’ve been found inadmissible under INA §212(a)(6)(C)(i) for fraud or willful misrepresentation of a material fact, you’re facing one of the most serious immigration issues possible. But here’s the good news: in many cases, you can still apply for a waiver (Form I-601) and overcome the bar to admission. Keeping your green card or … Read more

EB1A Green Card for Directors of Operations and Global Supply Chain Executives

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How Top Operations Leaders Qualify for Extraordinary Ability Immigration Directors of Operations and Global Supply Chain Executives are increasingly among the strongest candidates for the EB1A Extraordinary Ability Green Card. USCIS has long recognized that individuals who drive operational excellence, global logistics, multimillion dollar supply chains and strategic corporate expansion can demonstrate extraordinary ability through … Read more

INA §237(a)(1)(A): What It Means and How to Fight Deportability Charges

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If you or a loved one is facing removal proceedings, you may see INA §237(a)(1)(A) listed as the basis for deportation. This section of immigration law is one of the most commonly charged grounds of removability, and it often comes as a shock especially to people who believed they entered the US legally. The good … Read more