Category: Immigration

What Strategies Exist for Defending Against Deportation in CT?

Posted on 10/16/23

Hundreds of thousands of immigrants face deportation in the United States every year. Some came to the country seeking refuge or a better life, while others have never known anything different. According to everything but paperwork, this country is their home. Deportation can result from immigration services accusing immigrants of: Marriage fraud Criminal offenses Entering


How Can Immigrants Safeguard Against Immigration Fraud in CT?

Posted on 10/13/23

When you come to a new country to start a new life, you already deal with enough challenges. You might be missing family, adapting to a new culture, or learning a new language. While many people in Connecticut welcome immigrants with open arms, others have more malicious intentions. If you’re an immigrant in Connecticut, you’re


How to Choose the Right Immigration Attorney in Connecticut

Posted on 09/22/23

The process of immigrating to the United States is rarely a straightforward one, and you may encounter numerous obstacles and setbacks. Having an experienced attorney who understands the complexities of immigration law can make the process go more smoothly and help you achieve a successful outcome.  After deciding to hire a Connecticut immigration attorney, the


Obtaining a Connecticut Driver’s License as an Immigrant

Posted on 09/18/23

Changes in the law allow undocumented immigrants to obtain a license to legally drive in the state of Connecticut. This development allows people to legally drive in the state, regardless of their immigration status.  How to Get a Connecticut Driver’s License as an Immigrant  If you are unable to provide proof of legal presence in


Citizenship by Naturalization: A Step-by-Step Process

Posted on 09/15/23

Naturalization is a process by which an immigrant can become a U.S. citizen. You may be eligible for U.S. citizenship after a permanent residency of three to five years or under certain conditions of serving in the U.S. military. The naturalization process can be complex and often requires consulting an experienced immigration lawyer.  Who Is


Living the Dream: Can DACA Recipients Buy a Home in the USA?

Posted on 09/13/23

The DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) is a program designed to protect individuals who were brought to the U.S. as minors from deportation, allowing them to stay in the country legally. DACA recipients, often referred to as “Dreamers,” enjoy more protections than other undocumented individuals. But is the American dream of home ownership open


What Are Expedited Removal and Due Process Rights?

Posted on 09/11/23

Expedited removal is a legal procedure that allows CBP (Customs and Border Protection) officers to deport certain noncitizens through a rapid process, sometimes within a single day, without a hearing in an immigrant court. Individuals subject to expedited removal may be prohibited from entering the U.S. for five years or longer. If you or a