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Explore our post archive to find essential information on U.S. immigration law. In this section, we offer a wide collection of articles, legal updates, and specialized resources. As a law firm representing immigrants across all fifty states, our goal is to provide you with the knowledge and guidance necessary to navigate your employment processes and humanitarian cases with complete confidence.

Preferred countries to emigrate

  Social, economic and political problems lead young people from Latin American countries to emigrate to destinations that allow them to have employment opportunities and a better quality of life. The most developed countries have become the recipients of expatriates from Latin America; one example of this is the United States, the American giant remains the main destination.

U.S. Hispanics: Challenges When Starting a Business

Most Hispanic small businesses in the United States have started operations thanks to a family member or friend being able to give them a loan or financing to start the business. Hispanics living in the United States face major challenges when deciding to start a business, from lack of financing to not knowing how to use certain tools to open a small

Hispanics in the US: Challenges in starting a business

  Most small businesses owned by Hispanics in the United States have started operations thanks to a family member or friend being able to provide them with a loan or financing to start the business. Hispanics who live in the United States face major challenges when they decide to start a business, ranging from a lack of financing to a lack of knowledge about the market.

Can I leave the U.S. if I have asylum?

  Leaving the country without having applied for permission will cause authorities to consider your asylum application abandoned or will not allow you to re-enter the United States. Although it is a common doubt among many people, asylum seekers and beneficiaries can travel outside the United States under special measures, however, for no reason can they leave the country without authorization. As you

Can you leave the USA if you have asylum?

  Leaving the country without requesting permission will cause the authorities to consider your asylum request abandoned or not allow you to reenter the United States. Although it is a common concern among many people, asylum seekers and beneficiaries of asylum can travel outside the United States under special measures; however, under no circumstances can they leave the country without authorization. As you can see, these are situations

What do immigrants prefer to be called?

According to a Gallup poll, more than half prefer to identify as Hispanic, while more than a third prefer the term Latino. MIAMI — A majority of Hispanic Americans say they don’t care what word others use to describe their racial group, though if they had to choose themselves, they would opt for “Hispanic,” according to a recent Gallup poll. When

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