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When it comes to family immigration in Texas, many people have misconceptions that can create unnecessary stress and confusion. Whether you’re trying to bring a spouse, child, or parent to join you in the United States, it’s crucial to separate fact from fiction. Here are five common myths about family immigration in Texas and the truths behind them. Myth 1: Family Immigration in Texas is Always Quick and Easy Many believe that family immigration in…
Read MoreUnderstanding EB-3 Visa and Its Pending Status The EB-3 visa category is designed for skilled workers, professionals, and other workers who wish to obtain permanent residency in the United States. This category is divided into three subcategories: Skilled Workers: Individuals whose jobs require at least two years of training or experience. Professionals: Individuals whose jobs require at least a United States bachelor’s degree or a foreign equivalent. Other Workers: Individuals who perform unskilled labor requiring…
Read MoreImmigrating to the United States is a dream for many individuals around the world, promising opportunities for personal and professional growth. However, for those immigrating to the United States without a job offer, the path to U.S. residency may seem complex and challenging. Fortunately, there are various avenues available to navigate this journey, each with its own set of requirements and opportunities that an experienced immigration attorney can guide you through. Some U.S. Work Visas…
Read More90 Day Fiance is a television series on the TLC channel that follows couples from different corners of the globe embarking on their journey to marriage and immigrating to the United States. Once these couples enter the United States they only have 90 days to decide whether their love story will culminate in marriage. Spanning continents and cultures, the show sheds light on the unique challenges faced by international couples. International lovers need to understand…
Read MoreNaturalized citizens, who have undergone the process of becoming citizens after immigrating to the country, possess many of the rights and privileges that native-born individuals have. However, there are certain circumstances under which naturalized citizens may face deportation proceedings, leading to questions and concerns about the security of their citizenship status. Understanding Naturalized Citizens and Their Rights Naturalized citizenship represents the conclusion of a thorough and lengthy journey for individuals who were born in another…
Read MoreUnited States Citizenship and Immigration allows some applicants to request fee waivers or fee reductions when filing certain forms or applying for certain immigration benefits. Because USCIS is funded by application and petition fees, if applicants can’t afford to pay the filing fees and can clearly show it, officials will consider approving a fee reduction or waiving a fee entirely. But how do you know if you qualify, and is it worth it? After all,…
Read MoreDavis & Associates—a leading immigration law firm based in Texas—is proud to announce that their founder and owner, Garry Davis, and immigration lawyer, Beatriz Godoy, will be featured guests on the new podcast “Immigration Nation Podcast.” The podcast provides listeners with the latest news and updates about U.S. immigration law, as well as insights from experienced professionals in the industry. “Immigration Nation Podcast” focuses on helping families and businesses navigate the complex U.S. immigration system…
Read MoreGovernment bodies, as well as law enforcement agencies in many states, are considering a different approach to addressing immigration matters. Individuals who may be affected by changing attitudes should always remain informed and seek legal advice from a certified immigration lawyer. Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was developed to protect individuals in the United States whose return to their home country may be considered dangerous. As the name suggests, this category was intended to be for a…
Read MorePolitical asylum is an application filed with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), an agency in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), that allows an applicant to seek protection from persecution in their country of nationality. An applicant must prove the following: That the application has been filed within one year of entry into the United States (there are some exceptions to this rule, but generally this is required). That the applicant fears being…
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