Fighting For My Rights About Me After immigrating to this country, I knew that I wanted to stay forever. Unfortunately, with the laws like they are now, I knew that I had to do something to stay where I wanted to be, so I started working hard to find an immigration attorney who could help. I was able to track down an attorney who had the kind of experience I needed to file my paperwork, and she seemed genuinely invested in making sure that my experience was as simple and convenient as possible. This blog is all about fighting for your rights to stay in the United States. SEARCH Latest Posts 3 Key Things Immigration Attorneys Handle 29 October 2021 Many people hope to move to the United States for … Read More Has Your Japanese Family Member Been Arrested By Federal Authorities? Learn What To Do 9 June 2021 It can be alarming when you find out that a loved … Read More What To Expect Of The H1B Visa Process 4 November 2020 As a business owner in the United States, you may … Read More 3 Ways Undocumented Individuals May Be Able To Stay In The U.S. 26 January 2019 For individuals who are undocumented, immigration … Read More Don't Let Your Status Keep You From College: 4 Steps To Take If You're Graduating From High School As An Undocumented Immigrant 24 August 2017 If you're among the 3.6 million students who will … Read More Archive 2017 2019 2020 2021 3 Key Things Immigration Attorneys Handle 29 October 2021 Categories: , Blog Many people hope to move to the United States for better opportunities. Unfortunately, the process can be long and complicated. If you're an immigrant or wish to become one, it's advisable to hire an immigration attorney to help you navigate the system. Here are three key things an immigration attorney handles. 1. Complex Immigration Processes Immigration law is complex and continues to change. If you don't have an attorney on your side, the chances of something going wrong are high. Read More Has Your Japanese Family Member Been Arrested By Federal Authorities? Learn What To Do 9 June 2021 Categories: , Blog It can be alarming when you find out that a loved one has been arrested and is being held under federal authority. You want to get them out of jail as soon a possible, but you may not know which way to turn for help. To find out the actions you need to take to obtain both freedom and justice for your loved one, read below. First, Locate Your Loved One Read More What To Expect Of The H1B Visa Process 4 November 2020 Categories: , Blog As a business owner in the United States, you may be looking to fill a specialty position within your company and have struggled to find a local candidate. If you have identified a potential candidate in another country who is willing to relocate, you'll have to begin the H1B visa process in order to bring that individual to the country. Your company will become the candidate's visa sponsor and will be legally required to abide by those regulations. Read More 3 Ways Undocumented Individuals May Be Able To Stay In The U.S. 26 January 2019 Categories: , Blog For individuals who are undocumented, immigration is a topic that is very important. Despite what some may believe, there are multiple options for undocumented individuals to remain a part of the United States. Three of these options are described in brief detail below. Option #1: Get Married It is important that if you decide to go this route that it is a true marriage that you are entering into. You should never attempt to enter into a fake, fabricated relationship/marriage in an attempt to fool the immigration system. Read More Don’t Let Your Status Keep You From College: 4 Steps To Take If You’re Graduating From High School As An Undocumented Immigrant 24 August 2017 Categories: , Blog If you're among the 3.6 million students who will be graduating this next year, you might be wondering what to do once you graduate. For many graduating students, college will be the next step. However, if you're an undocumented immigrant, you may think that your opportunity to attend college doesn't exist. That's simply not true. Just because you, and your family, may be undocumented immigrants, you still have the right to further your education. Read More