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In our office we see this more often than we would like. People who trusted someone for their immigration case… and ended up losing thousands of dollars, years of time, and in some cases, even putting themselves at risk of deportation. Some discover too late that their “case” was never filed. Others notice when they receive a deportation order… without
Lately, many users are commenting on social media that they do not want to apply for VAWA because they say it is fraud and if their case is denied, they will be deported. This misinformation makes many people afraid to apply for this humanitarian benefit. But that idea does not reflect how the law actually works. Therefore, in this article we want to clarify the facts,
Lately, many users have commented on social media that they do not want to apply for VAWA because they say it is fraud and if they deny their case they will be deported. This misinformation makes many people afraid to apply for this humanitarian benefit. But that idea doesn’t reflect how the law actually works. That’s why in this article
If you or a family member was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and paid a bond to be released from a detention center, you may be entitled to get that money back once the case has concluded. However, the process can be confusing and time-consuming if you don’t know the right steps. In this article, we explain how
If you or a family member was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and paid a bond to be released from the detention center, you may be entitled to get that money back once the case has concluded. However, the process can be confusing and time-consuming if you do not know the correct steps. In
If you’ve been deported from the United States, you’re probably wondering, “Will I ever be able to return?” It’s a question that many people ask themselves every day, and we understand how difficult this situation can be. The good news is that, in many cases, there is a legal way to return. The bad news is that the process is
