Posts Tagged ‘Immigration Attorney’
Can I Leave the United States While My Family Immigration Case is Pending?
The United States immigration system can be incredibly complicated, especially when it comes to family immigration cases. One common question that arises is whether it’s possible to leave the United States while your family immigration case is pending. If your family immigration case is pending, it is important to understand the rules and guidelines so…
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How a Texas Immigration Lawyer Can Help Your Family
Immigration can be a complex and daunting process, especially when it involves ensuring the well-being and unity of your family. Engaging a Texas immigration lawyer can provide the necessary legal support and expertise to navigate this intricate system. Here’s how a Texas immigration lawyer can help your family. Understanding the Role of a Texas Immigration…
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5 Myths About Family Immigration in Texas
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…
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Your EB-3 is Pending: Now What?
Understanding 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…
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Form I-765 Made Simple: Your Complete Overview
Navigating the U.S. immigration process can be complex and daunting, but understanding the necessary forms and their purposes can make a significant difference. One such form is Form I-765, a critical component for those seeking the right to work in the United States. This form is used to apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD),…
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Why Do B-1 and B-2 Visa Holders Get Their F-1 Visa Denied?
Some visitors in the United States on B-1 or B-2 visitor visas can change over to an F-1 visa to become a student – but only under certain circumstances. Here’s what you need to know if you’d like to go from a B-1 or B2 visa to an F-1 student visa. We’ll also go over…
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7 Traits of the Best Immigration Lawyers
7 Traits To Look For In An Immigration Attorney If you need an immigration attorney, chances are you are feeling stressed out and exposed about your existing immigration situation. The concept of being separated from your household, or your sponsor stopping by mid-way through the procedure can keep you up during the night. These are…
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Scheduling A Free Consultation With A Professional Immigration Lawyer
While free information regarding immigration is virtually everywhere, we should always be careful that the information you’re relying on comes from a credible source. Commentary from television, radio, friends, newspapers, community organizations and online seems to flow without interruption. Some information may be correct, some might be partially true, and much of it is false or biased.…
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Davis & Associates, North Texas Immigration Law Firm, Launches Spanish Website
Davis & Associates, a Dallas based Immigration Law Firm dedicated to serving North Texas families and businesses, recently launched a full-service Spanish website to communicate directly with their Spanish speaking customers. Until recently Davis & Associates released monthly blogs and information, social media, video and content marketing in English only. The Davis & Associates blog…
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Visa Options for Working in the United States
The following article about United States Visa Options was written by Garry Davis, owner and lead attorney at Davis & Associates, and was recently published in the Dallas Bar Association digital and mail publications: Visa Options for Working in the United States Thu, 05/25/2017 by Garry Davis As an Immigration Law practitioner, I am frequently…
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