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Many undocumented immigrants wonder if they can adjust their status after living in the United States for 10 years or more. The answer is yes, but since each case is different, there are specific requirements to keep in mind. In today’s article, we’ll explain how the “10-Year Rule” works, who can apply, and what the […]

In general, healthcare costs in the United States are high. To cover these expenses, most people opt for health insurance. However, for undocumented individuals, the options are very limited.   It is estimated that nearly five million undocumented individuals do not have health insurance because they are not eligible for many federal health assistance programs like […]

One of the biggest challenges for immigrants considering applying under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is not knowing if they have enough evidence to build a strong case.  Many people believe that if they haven’t been victims of physical abuse, they do not qualify for this benefit. However, it’s important to understand that violence […]

When someone is arrested for immigration-related reasons in the United States, a bond can be paid to ensure their release while awaiting hearings.  However, once the immigration case is closed, many people wonder how they can recover the money from that bond. In today’s article, we explain the steps you need to follow to make […]

We all know how complex and overwhelming the immigration processes in the United States can be. One of the biggest obstacles applicants face is the rejection of forms by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).  Fortunately, with attention to detail and a few key tips, you can minimize the risk of your forms being rejected. […]

Navigating the immigration process in the United States can be challenging, and unfortunately, there are people who take advantage of this situation to commit fraud. Immigration scams are a serious problem that can have devastating consequences for those seeking to legalize their status or bring their loved ones to the country. In today’s article, we […]

Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15 to October 15, is a crucial time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of the Latino community in the United States. But have you ever wondered how this celebration came about and why it is so significant?  Origin and Significance of Hispanic Heritage Month  Hispanic Heritage Month began […]

National Voter Registration Day, celebrated every year in September, is a key initiative in the United States to encourage civic participation and ensure that all eligible citizens can exercise their right to vote. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of voter registration, especially in an election year, and to providing access […]

One way to adjust your status in the United States is through the T visa. This visa provides a pathway for victims of human trafficking in the United States to eventually obtain permanent residency. However, a key requirement is the willingness to collaborate with authorities, which can be daunting for immigrants when submitting their application. […]

Many people live undocumented in the United States for years because they are unaware of the available immigration relief options. Additionally, they fear consulting with an immigration attorney due to their illegal entry into the country, believing this will prevent them from adjusting their status. However, this is not always the case. There are programs […]

Recently, the Biden administration announced significant changes to immigration policies aimed at facilitating access to temporary work visas for DACA recipients and other Dreamers. In this article, we explain how this process works and who qualifies.  Changes in Temporary Work Visa Policy  On June 18, 2024, Biden introduced new policies that will streamline the process […]

Recently, the United States immigrant community was briefed on a new measure specifically designed to assist spouses of U.S. citizens who entered the country undocumented. This initiative, known as Parole in Place, or “Biden Parole,” aims to promote family unity by allowing these individuals to remain in the country legally. USCIS announced that the application […]