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Asylum represents a form of protection that authorizes an individual to stay in the United States instead of being repatriated to a nation where they fear persecution or harm. Under US law, those fleeing persecution in their country can claim asylum, which, if granted, ensures protection and legal stay in the US.
Application by a U.S. Resident to Facilitate Permanent Residence for a Close Family Member. If you are a U.S. citizen, you have the possibility to petition for certain members of your family to obtain legal permanent residence (Green Card).
It is the responsibility of employers in the US to verify that all their employees, regardless of their nationality, are authorized to work in the country. The Employment Authorization Form is the method they use to confirm your authorization to work for a defined period of time in the United States.
Citizenship is the shared bond that connects individuals to civic values and a belief in the rights and freedoms established in the US Constitution. Choosing to be a US citizen represents one of the most momentous choices for an immigrant. Various paths to acquire citizenship arise depending on personal circumstances.
Removal or deportation cancellation is applicable for those who are facing an expulsion process in immigration court. In certain cases, the government can stop removal if the person has been in the United States continuously for seven years and it is shown that their removal would create extreme hardship for their spouse, parent, citizen or permanent resident child. If the government approves the application, the person becomes a lawful permanent resident immediately from the date of approval.
U Nonimmigrant Status for Victims of Crime: The U Nonimmigrant category (U visa) is intended for those who have suffered certain crimes, experienced physical or mental abuse, and collaborate with law enforcement agencies and government authorities in the investigation or prosecution of criminal acts. In October 2000, Congress established the U Visa through the Victims of Human Trafficking and Violence Protection Act, with the purpose of strengthening the capacity of security forces to investigate and prosecute cases of domestic violence, sexual abuse and human trafficking. In addition, it seeks to protect victims who have suffered considerable mental or physical harm as a result of those crimes and are willing to cooperate with the authorities. This law also improves the care provided by law enforcement agencies to crime victims.
Obtaining Permanent Residency through VAWA: It may be possible to obtain a Green Card as a self-petitioner under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) if you have been a victim of abuse or extreme cruelty perpetrated by:
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Yes, by studying your case with us, we can provide a financing method appropriate to the particular needs of your situation. This way you will not see that your finances being affected and you can proceed smoothly with your immigration process.
Of course, you can count on our expertise to assist you whenever you need it.
You need to file a motion for substitution before the immigration judge, in which you will provide the details of your previous lawyer.
We have a team of paralegals and legal assistants who will guide you so that you can face each situation with confidence.
Our trajectory enables us to guide you in all relevant aspects during these appointments.
Of course! You have the option to apply for asylum regardless of your method of entry into the country. The fundamental thing is that you are not in the removal process.
We recommend that you file within the first year of your arrival in the US.
In the event that more than a year has elapsed without doing so, we suggest you consult with our immigration lawyers to evaluate your situation and determine if you apply for any exception.
Remember, each case is unique and depends on your particular circumstances.
Absolutely! On your asylum application, you can add your spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21 as dependents.
It is vital to consider that during the asylum interview you must have your relatives with you. If you are recognized as an asylee, the family members you listed on your application will get the same status (unless there are restrictions) and will be able to stay in the United States.
Once you have submitted form I-589 to request asylum, the Citizenship and Immigration Office (USCIS) will coordinate an appointment at an Application Support Center to take your fingerprints.
It is essential to be aware of the notification, since the deadlines may vary in this case.
No, if you have applied for asylum and have not yet obtained a decision, it is important that you do not leave the United States.
Yes, if your child does not face any type of penalty, he can initiate a family petition process to allow you to enter the United States legally.
No, it is necessary to wait until they reach the age of majority to start the process. It is essential to also remember to carefully analyze the case to ensure the absence of prohibitions.
This is a complex process, as it varies depending on the type of offense committed. These cases are often challenging due to the need to have a clean criminal record. However, there could be a solution. We need to thoroughly analyze your situation to provide you with adequate guidance.
Yes, you may be petitioned, but you will also need to file a waiver along with the family petition process.
No, in your situation it is not necessary, since you have not incurred in any infraction. The pardon or waiver is managed when a person admits to having committed a fault according to the laws of the United States.
A permanent resident of the United States, also known as a Green Card holder, can petition certain family members for lawful permanent residence. Family members that a US resident can petition for include:
It is important to note that wait times and preference categories may vary based on the applicant’s family relationship and nationality.
A U.S. citizen has the possibility to make petitions for their spouse, children, siblings, or parents.
It is not necessary to bring a lawyer to the preliminary hearings. These hearings, usually brief (less than 10 minutes), focus on verifying your personal details, such as your address and contact details. Subsequently, a second hearing will be scheduled in which it will be necessary for you to have the assistance of an immigration lawyer.
It is important to note that you are obligated to report any change of address. If you do not update your information and the judge communicates a change in the hearing that you are not aware of, it could result in a possible deportation for non-attendance.
The implications could be serious. A deportation order could even be issued. It is very important that you arrive punctually at the designated date and time at the designated place.
After getting the U Visa, it is necessary to wait three years before you can apply for residency. Before that time, it is not feasible.
It’s not possible. The Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) maintains an accurate list of crimes that qualify for a U Visa. If you have been the victim of a crime, contact us to determine if you are eligible.
The U Visa represents a safeguard mechanism for people affected by specific crimes who wish to cooperate with the law. This benefit provides a temporary legal status and the possibility of working in the country for a maximum of 4 years.
Yes. Usually, the victim’s relatives (parents, children, and spouse) get the same privileges. This means that they will be able to legally reside, work, and study in the United States.
In situations where these family members are out of the country, they may qualify for a special application that would allow them to enter legally under U Visa status.