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If I Marry in Another Country, Can My Spouse Legally Enter the U.S.?

If you’ve married or are about to marry a non-U.S. citizen, you should be fully aware of the options available for immigration to the U.S. The immigration process can be long and involved.

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What If I Entered the U.S. Illegally but I Married a Citizen?

Family reunification remains at the forefront of U.S. immigration policy. Generally, U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (LPR) can obtain a visa or green card for their foreign-born spouses and help them migrate to the United States through a marriage-based immigration petition.

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Will I Be Deported if Someone Reports Me to Immigration?

Facing a deportation order is extremely stressful, and you may not understand your rights. Each year, about 158,000 deportation orders are issued by immigration judges. At this point, it is important to get the help you need when you suspect someone has reported you to immigration.

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Your Rights When Asked for Your Immigration Status

Everyone in the United States, including citizens, immigrants, and foreign nationals, has certain rights that are guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution. On certain occasions, the police, law enforcement officers, or immigration authorities may stop you and ask you different questions. However, many individuals are unaware of their rights when questioned about their immigration status and might easily end up in the worst possible situation.

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What to Do if You Are Confronted by ICE

If you’re an undocumented immigrant living in the United States, you may be anxious about what would happen if you were confronted by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

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Concerns When Applying for a Green Card as a Same-Sex Couple

Before the U.S. Supreme Court decisions in United States v. Windsor and Obergefell v. Hodges, if you were in a same-sex relationship with an undocumented immigrant, hoping to achieve lawful permanent resident (LPD), or green card, status, it simply wouldn’t have been possible.

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Immigration FAQ

Dealing with immigration matters is no easy task. It requires a combination of thorough legal knowledge and a keen understanding of the legal system. That is why getting the right legal counsel on immigration matters can help protect newcomers’ rights.

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Should I Still Hire an Attorney If I Think I’m Guilty?

If you are facing criminal charges, one option available to you is to plead guilty. However, it is important to understand that pleading guilty can have serious, irreversible consequences.

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Understanding Evidence in an Immigration Trial

If you receive a Notice to Appear (NTA) for a removal (deportation) proceeding, the reasons can be varied, but generally, they relate to the fact that you are in an undocumented status, meaning you do not have conditional or permanent resident status, or that somehow you have violated your status to remain in the United States.

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Falsely Accused of Simple Assault

Facing charges for simple assault should not be taken lightly, regardless of whether the accusations against you are false or not. Many people who face false criminal accusations believe that they will not be found guilty just because they are innocent.

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