Posts Tagged ‘Texas Immigration Law Firm’
Should You File an Immigration Appeal or Reapply? Understanding Your Legal Options
Receiving an immigration denial can feel frustrating and overwhelming. But a denial isn’t the end of the road. If your case was denied in Dallas or Houston, you may still have important options available to you including filing an immigration appeal or reapplying with a new application. Both options can lead to success—but the right…
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Understanding Work Permit Eligibility: Who Qualifies for Form I-765 in 2025?
Applying for a work permit in the United States is an important step toward building a stable and secure future. Whether you’re seeking new job opportunities or supporting your family, having legal authorization to work can make all the difference. To begin this process, most individuals must complete Form I-765, the official application for a…
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Investor Green Cards in Texas: Pathways for Entrepreneurs and Business Growth
Texas is a land of opportunity for entrepreneurs. With a strong economy, low taxes, and a growing population, it offers an ideal environment for starting or expanding a business. For international investors looking to build a successful future in the U.S., investor green cards can open the door to permanent residency and long-term business growth.…
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How to Prepare for Your Immigration Consultation: Key Documents and Questions to Ask
Starting the immigration process can feel overwhelming, but being prepared makes all the difference. Whether you’re applying for a visa, green card, or another immigration benefit, scheduling an immigration consultation with an experienced attorney is the first step toward securing your legal status in the United States. At Davis & Associates, our dedicated Texas immigration…
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Expedited Work Visas: What Will & Won’t Work in 2025
For many professionals, getting a United States work visa quickly is a top priority—but in 2025, the process has become even more challenging. Expedited work visas offer a faster path to legal employment in the United States, often requested by employers facing urgent hiring needs. However, new regulations, stricter requirements, and increased processing times mean…
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Do We Charge for B Visa Applications and Invitation Letters?
We often receive questions from clients and community members about whether we charge for B Visa Applications or for drafting invitation letters to support friends and family hoping to visit the United States. Although it’s within our right to charge, we feel it’s better to offer honest guidance without a fee. What is a B…
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Emergency Safety Plan: Guide for Undocumented Immigrants
Living as an undocumented immigrant in Texas comes with uncertainty–especially with the recent administration changes. You never know when an encounter with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) could happen. Do you know what to do? Do your loved ones know how to respond? Having a plan in place can help protect you, your…
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Changes to Immigration Laws for Migrant Children: How They May Impact Your Family
Immigration laws in the United States are constantly changing, and one of the latest updates affects migrant children who enter the country alone. If you or someone you know is caring for a child in this situation, it’s important to understand how these new policies work and what they mean for your family. What Are…
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How to Fight a Deportation Order? Get An Attorney.
Facing deportation can be overwhelming and scary. If you or a loved one has received a deportation order in Texas, it’s important to act quickly. Many people think they have no choice but to leave the U.S., but that’s not always true. There are legal ways to fight deportation, and the best way to protect…
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Texas Immigration Law Firm is Assisting with DACA Renewals
Davis & Associates, a Texas Immigration Law Firm, is continuing to accept clients who are looking to submit a renewal request for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). The DACA program was rescinded on Sept. 5, 2017 and protections were set to end on March 5, 2018. This was supposed to force Congress to come…
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