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Haitian Nationals Eligibility for TPS: Guidance from Our CT Immigration Attorneys

Posted on 04/23/24

The socio-political landscape in Haiti remains alarmingly unstable, primarily due to rampant gang violence and deteriorating living conditions. The majority of Port-au-Prince, the nation’s capital, is under gang dominion, severely impacting the safety, access to essential services, and food security of its residents. This has created an environment that is not only unsafe but untenable


New USCIS Fee Increase: Understanding the Changes

Posted on 04/22/24

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a significant overhaul of its fee structure, marking the largest adjustment since 2016. This change, which took effect on April 1, 2024, comes in response to the escalating inflationary pressures and the critical budgetary demands facing the agency. These adjustments are designed to bolster the financial


Things To Know If You Are in Love With An Undocumented Immigrant

Posted on 04/18/24

Falling in love is a beautiful and universal experience that transcends borders. However, when your significant other is an undocumented immigrant in the United States, the emotional roller coaster can quickly become complicated due to the complexity of the immigration system. The intricacies of the U.S. immigration system do not just involve filling out forms


Hot Topic: Protection for Immigrant Spouses of US Citizens

Posted on 04/16/24

In the intricate tapestry of American society, mixed-status families – those comprising both citizen and non-citizen members – are not uncommon. These families often face unique challenges, particularly when it comes to the legal status of immigrant spouses of US citizens. The Law Offices of James A. Welcome recognizes the fundamental importance of a thorough




Why TPS Should Be Offered to Ecuadorian Nationals

Posted on 03/27/24

The United States has a long history of providing humanitarian relief to individuals from countries experiencing temporary conditions that make it unsafe for their nationals to return home. One such relief program is Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which offers a temporary haven to individuals already in the U.S. when their home country is facing ongoing