Category: Immigration

Immigration decisions can feel final, but U.S. immigration law provides options to challenge or correct certain outcomes. Two common tools are a motion to reopen and a motion to reconsider. While they may sound similar, they serve different purposes, follow specific deadlines, and require careful preparation. Knowing when and how to use...

Call us today to schedule a consultation and begin the process of bringing your family together. Family immigration is one of the most common ways people come to the United States. But not every type of family relationship is treated the same under the law. If you are...

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.

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...

Overview of the Gold Card Proposal President Donald Trump has recently proposed a new immigration plan that could change how wealthy foreign nationals can become U.S. citizens. He suggests replacing the current EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa program with a new "gold card" that would cost about $5...