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The process of immigrating to the United States can be challenging to understand. Not only are there multiple different kinds of visas, but also, the application process, appeals, and requirements for immigration are complex. If you’re struggling to understand the ins and outs of family-based immigration and what may be...

While not all reasons for denial are easily fixable, most of them can be fixed. Denials are often due to a few common reasons, so being prepared and using the expertise of an immigration lawyer can help you avoid a denial and, more importantly, delays in the immigration process for...

If you are a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident considering sponsoring a non-U.S. resident for a Green Card, you need to be aware of the 90-day rule. What is the 90-day rule, and why is it important you know how it works? The purpose of the 90-day rule The...

You should ask questions about a lawyer’s experience, case results, and cost to find the immigration lawyer that’s right for you. Finding the immigration lawyer that’s right for you could take some time, but it would be worth the investment of your time to get an experienced Phoenix, Arizona, immigration...

Removal proceedings include several individual steps. Though the specifics of what happens during removal proceedings vary from case to case, you will generally: Receive a Notice to Appear, which is the charging document informing you that removal proceedings have started Complete a master calendar hearing Complete an individual hearing Pursue...

New Frontier Immigration Law launches a $2,500 scholarship essay contest for students pursuing higher education. New Frontier Immigration Law has launched its How I Make My Community Great Scholarship program, which will issue a $2,500 scholarship to the award-winning essay writer. Students pursuing higher education (whether at the undergraduate or...

As we mentioned in our previous piece on annual immigration statistics, recent immigration to the U.S. is quite different when compared with eras of the past. Before, in the mid-nineteenth century up through the mid-twentieth century, immigration flowed heavily from Europe. Since the 1960s, with certain key changes to immigration...

The Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) is a highly useful piece of law, although it is not the most well-known. Like many immigration-related laws, few people in the general population know about the CSPA, but its impact is potentially profound. The CSPA benefits Green Card applicants who “straddle the age...

Birthright citizenship is a somewhat controversial topic in the area of U.S. nationality and immigration law. This term, “birthright citizenship,” refers to the practice of acquiring citizenship automatically due to the circumstances of a person’s birth, as opposed to acquiring citizenship through the process of naturalization. In this post, we’re...

Issues pertaining to the treatment of undocumented immigrants are among the most contentious and emotionally-charged topics in immigration law. As we’ve discussed, the U.S. takes in approximately 1.1 million legal immigrants every year, but it also takes in a sizable amount of undocumented immigrants every year as well. These undocumented...