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The Two-Year Marriage Green Card: Removing Conditions, Late I-751 Filings, Denials, and Immigration Court

The Two-Year Marriage Green Card: Removing Conditions, Late I-751 Filings, Denials, and Immigration Court

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What Happens When a Marriage-Based Green Card Is Conditional, and What Can You Do If Form I-751 Is Filed Late or Denied? Obtaining a green card through marriage is often viewed as the end of the immigration process. For many married couples,…
what married couples need to know

What Marriage-Based Green Card Applicants Need to Know

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New Public Charge Rules Take Effect September 18, 2026PART 1 For many married couples in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties, the immigration process begins with a seemingly straightforward plan: a United States citizen or lawful…
Cuban Border Entrants and Form I-220A: What Happens If ICE Detains You Again?

Cuban Border Entrants and Form I-220A: What Happens If ICE Detains You Again?

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For Cuban immigrants in South Florida, one document has generated enormous confusion: Form I-220A — Order of Release on Recognizance. Thousands of immigrants have entered the United States, been taken into DHS custody, and later released…
I Have a Pending Asylum Case and Work Permit: Can ICE Still Arrest and Detain Me?

I Have a Pending Asylum Case and Work Permit: Can ICE Still Arrest and Detain Me? Part 1

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Many immigrants believe that once they have filed an application for asylum, received an employment authorization document, and begun attending hearings in Immigration Court, they are protected from being arrested by Immigration and Customs…
Voluntary Departure Instead of Deportation

Voluntary Departure Instead of Deportation

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What Detained and Non-Detained Immigrants Need to Know! Can You Ask to Leave Without an Order of Removal? For some immigrants facing removal proceedings, the goal is no longer to remain in the United States. They may have been detained…
What Happens After a Notice to Appear? Defending a Case in U.S. Immigration Court

What Happens After a Notice to Appear? Defending a Case in U.S. Immigration Court

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The Notice to Appear Is Only the Beginning A Notice to Appear, commonly called an NTA, is the document the Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, generally uses to place a noncitizen in removal proceedings. Once DHS files…
I Received a Notice to Appear: Does That Mean I Will Be Deported?

I Received a Notice to Appear: Does That Mean I Will Be Deported?

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Receiving an NTA Is Serious, but Removal Is Not Automatic Receiving a document titled “Notice to Appear,” commonly called an NTA, is serious. The document may state that the Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, believes that you…
ICE Denied Your Parole Request?

ICE Denied Your Parole Request?

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ICE Denied Your Parole Request? Here’s How Cubans Can Still Get Parole—Legally—Through USCIS! ICE Denied Your Parole Request? and you're a Cuban national who arrived in the United States—especially by boat—and you're trying to…