Judge Barker of the Eastern District of Texas has temporarily suspended the Keeping Families Together Parole-in-Place Program for a minimum of 14 days, effective August 26, 2024. During this suspension, the USCIS will continue to accept applications for this program, but will not grant any parole approvals until further notice. This development may impact those
If you or someone you know is an undocumented immigrant married to a U.S. citizen or is a stepchild of one, consider the Family Unity Parole-in-Place policy. This program aims to unify families and create a pathway to lawful permanent residency. Applications are currently being accepted, and it’s important to begin the process promptly to
If you or a loved one are an undocumented immigrant married to a U.S. citizen or are a stepchild of a U.S. citizen, the new Family Unity Parole-in-Place policy could be an option for you. This program is designed to keep families together while providing a path to lawful permanent residence. Applications are now open,
The Biden administration has announced a significant new immigration initiative designed to promote family unity, and starting on Monday, August 19th, USCIS will begin accepting applications for the Family Unity Parole-in-Place Program. This program offers eligible non-citizen spouses and stepchildren of U.S. citizens the opportunity to stay together with their families while pursuing lawful permanent
At the Law Offices of James A. Welcome, we are committed to helping you navigate the complexities of family-based immigration. Our knowledgeable team is here to assist you in understanding the different types of family visas and which one best suits your situation. Here’s a guide to the various family visas available: 1. Unlimited Family
Individuals immigrate to the United States for various reasons, and for many, the journey eventually leads to applying for citizenship. Among these individuals are those who arrive in the U.S., whether legally or illegally, as refugees escaping life-threatening conditions in their home countries. These individuals may qualify for legal protection as asylees, which provides a
If you are a victim of immigration scams or fraud visit The Executive Office for Immigration Review’s (EOIR) Fraud and Abuse Prevention Program here. Immigration fraud is a growing concern, especially for those who are undocumented and navigating an unfamiliar and often complex legal system. Scammers are increasingly targeting the most vulnerable among us, exploiting
