Posted February 4, 2010

Hola! – ยินดีต้อนรับ – 歓迎 – Ласкаво просимо – Mehmondo’stlik – Bienvenido – Selamat Datang!

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In this era, U.S. immigration is a tricky business.  There’s no substitute for understanding what the law says, where the limits to government discretion lie, and how to maximize your gain through careful leverage of facts and law.  We have the insight, experience and personal dedication to help you meet your goals.

Find out where you stand.  One hour consultations: $175.  Five minute phone consultations FREE.  Call (401) 601-7453 in New England or (415) 858-8616 in California.  

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Coming Here for The World Cup?

Posted April 24, 2026

This summer, the United States will be in a welcoming yet vigilant immigration mode as it hosts FIFA World Cup 2026. Cities hosting the event such as Boston, New York, Miami and Los Angeles are wonderful places to visit but stadiums, arenas, transportation hubs and the folks who manage security, hospitality and local businesses will be under a great deal of strain to meet the moment. (As will government agencies.)

As a visiting foreigner, it pays to understand the benefits and limitations of B-2 visitor status in the United States, and to educate yourself about pathways to extend your stay, work or permanently immigrate to the United States while you enjoy the soccer (sorry – futbol) and sights and sounds our country has to offer.

Call today if you want to stay!

 

On February 26, 2025, USCIS published information about requirements and procedures for all undocumented aliens to comply with the Alien Registration Requirement.

This is an unprecedented federal government act and will likely create confusion and worry in immigrant communities across the United States.

We are following details and requirements as they are provided by the Department of Homeland Security.

If you are eligible for an immigration benefit, or believe that you are subject to the Alien Registration Requirement, we welcome your call to discuss assistance and legal representation.

 

Among other dramatic and rapid changes to U.S. immigration underway, the Trump Administration announced that immigrants applying for U.S. permanent residence are no longer required to demonstrate that they have received the COVID-19 vaccination.

Please contact us for the latest developments and for experienced, quality immigration assistance.

 

Today’s announcement by the Biden Administration to offer a simpler pathway to legalization for undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens looks very promising, but will likely face legal challenges. A final rule is not yet published in the Federal Register. We will follow action and offer insight and analysis as details are made available. ~ Russ