Common Pitfalls in the Marriage Green Card Process

Applying for a marriage-based green card can feel like a long road filled with forms, interviews, and waiting periods. While the process is meant to confirm the authenticity of your marriage and your eligibility for permanent residency, many couples encounter avoidable setbacks along the way. Small errors, missing information, or poor preparation...
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How Trump’s Immigration Executive Orders Affect Green Card Applicants

Since taking office in 2025, President Trump has signed a series of immigration-related executive orders that affect how green card applications are reviewed and processed. These orders have added new requirements, removed certain protections, and introduced uncertainty for many applicants, especially those applying through family, humanitarian, or refugee-based categories.
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Can You Reopen a Closed Immigration Case from the First Trump Administration?

Many immigrants had their cases denied, delayed, or closed during the Trump administration between 2017 and early 2021. Harsh policies, rushed timelines, and limited discretion often left families separated and applicants without a fair chance to present their case. Now, under Trump’s second term in office, many of those...
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How Long Does the SIJS Process Take? An Immigration Lawyer’s Perspective

If you’re helping a child apply for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), one of the first questions you’ll probably ask is: How long will this take? The truth is, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. The SIJS process involves several steps, each with its own timeline and set of challenges. Some cases...
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Asylum Seekers and Humanitarian Protection: What Other Forms of Relief Are Available?

If you’re fleeing violence, persecution, or unsafe conditions, applying for asylum may be the first thing that comes to mind. However, asylum isn’t the only path to protection in the United States. Many people don’t qualify for asylum or run into obstacles that make it hard to move forward with that process....
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Deportation Relief for Immigrants with U.S. Citizen Family Members

Facing deportation is one of the most stressful experiences anyone can go through. If you’re in this situation and have U.S. citizen family members—like a spouse, child, or parent—you may have options to stay in the United States legally. At Rahimi Law Firm, we help individuals and families understand what those options...
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Trump’s Embassy Closure Proposal: What It Means for Immigrants and Visa Applicants

The Trump administration is considering a plan that could close nearly 30 U.S. embassies and consulates around the world. This proposal may have serious consequences for immigrants, visa applicants, and U.S. citizens living abroad. What Is Being Proposed? According to reports, the plan includes...
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Understanding the New ‘Gold Card’ Visa: Opportunities and Implications

For wealthy foreign investors, securing a foothold in the U.S. is about more than just immigration—it’s about security and opportunity. Whether you're looking to establish a home base in New York City, provide world-class educational opportunities for your kids, or diversify your lifestyle across borders, U.S. residency offers long-term advantages that extend...
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