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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.

How Immigrants in Same-Sex Marriages Can Adjust Their Status in the United States?

by Kasey Husk Happy Pride Month! This June we take some extra time to recognize and honor the countless people who’ve worked to overcome prejudice and even violence to gain the right to be their authentic selves. Pride Month is so important because it allows us to highlight and celebrate the unique accomplishments of the LGBT+ community, raise awareness of

A Road Map to Citizenship: Maria’s Story of Applying for Status Through VAWA

Last week, we discussed how Eagan Immigration can help you find a road map to go from undocumented immigrant to U.S. citizen as quickly as possible. Eagan specializes in finding possibilities where other attorneys see only obstacles. We’ve successfully shepherded many clients to citizenship through various types of visas, including those available to victims of trafficking or other crimes. We

A path to citizenship: The story of Maria and her VAWA application

by Kasey Husk Last month, we discussed how Eagan Immigration can help you find a path to go from being an undocumented immigrant to a United States citizen as quickly as possible. Eagan specializes in finding possibilities where other attorneys only see obstacles. We have successfully guided many clients in obtaining their citizenship through various types

A path to citizenship: María's story continues

by Kasey Husk When we last left off, Eagan Immigration’s undocumented client “Maria” had turned in all of her paperwork for a self-petition under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Maria is applying for legal status based on the fact that her 23-year-old citizen son, Miguel, is psychologically and financially abusive. Hoping to get

How immigrants in same-sex marriages can adjust their status in the United States

by Kasey Husk Happy Pride Month! This June we are taking extra time to recognize and honor the countless individuals who have worked to overcome prejudice and even violence to obtain the right to be themselves. Pride Month is so important because it allows us to highlight and celebrate the unique achievements of

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