Everyone asks. They all want to know. I have been listening to this question for 18 years. “What Percentage of Immigration Cases Do You Win?” So I finally sat down and did my best to figure it out…
It happens every day. I see at least one person with the same problem. The type of immigration case is often different, but the mistake repeats itself over and over. Our meeting frequently starts with this individual saying: “I should have called you in the...
In Matter of ZELENIAK, decided today, the Board of Immigration Appeals held that the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is no longer an impediment to the recognition of lawful same-sex marriages and spouses under the Immigration Act. Therefore, an immigrant spouse of...
Former President George W. Bush spoke out this week – to push Congress to do what he repeatedly favored throughout his time in the White House – to reform immigration. Bush spoke of fixing the “broken system” and giving people...
Since the US Supreme Court’s ruling was issued today against DOMA, it looks like same-sex couples will be considered for marriage-based green cards. Applications – previously denied only because a couple is gay – should be granted. A marriage in a...