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Man placing an engagement ring on a woman's finger, symbolizing love and commitment—often the beginning of a genuine relationship, but also a moment that can be exploited in cases of immigration marriage fraud.

Beware of Immigration Marriage Fraud: Protecting Your Future

While legitimate cross-border marriages are a beautiful testament to love . . . immigration marriage fraud is a serious offense that can ...

Tanya Powers

Sep 21, 20232 min read

Man tapping his wristwatch, symbolizing urgency—representing expedited USCIS immigration requests and time-sensitive petition processing.

Expedite Requests with USCIS

USCIS will consider expedite requests on a case-by-case basis and has complete discretion whether to grant the request or not.

Tanya Powers

Jul 26, 20223 min read

Boy sitting on his father's shoulders, proudly holding an American flag like a cape, symbolizing hope and U.S. citizenship for immigrant children.

DERIVATIVE CITIZENSHIP FOR LPR CHILDREN OF U.S. CITIZENS

If you are a U.S. citizen and have children under the age of 18 years old living in the United States who are LPRs living in ...

Tanya Powers

Jan 26, 20221 min read

Immigration attorney reviewing two immigration case files because every immigration case requires an individualized legal analysis.

Why Your Friend's Immigration Case Doesn't Mean Yours Will Have the Same Result - Every immigration case is different

Every immigration case is unique. A friend's approval, a relative's adjustment of status, or someone else's timeline does not determine what will happen in your case. Learn why small differences in facts, eligibility, and changing immigration laws can lead to very different strategies, processing times, and outcomes.

Tanya Powers

Jul 3, 20205 min read