In June, President Biden unveiled significant changes to United States immigration policy, broadening the scope of the Parole-in-Place (PIP) program. The PIP program allows certain undocumented family members to stay in the U.S. legally and apply for permanent residency without leaving the country. This expansion will soon allow eligible undocumented spouses and children of U.S.
The Law Offices of James A. Welcome is proud to highlight David Alejandro Espinosa Galeano as a Welcome Law Firm scholarship recipient, in his pursuit of a career in criminal justice. David recently completed his associate degree at CT State Community College in Norwalk and is now poised to continue his education toward a bachelor’s
The Law Offices of James A. Welcome is proud to feature Oslo Schaller, a 2024 Welcome Law Firm Scholarship recipient. “No matter what happens though, I am very optimistic about the future, and this scholarship from the Welcome Law Firm is yet another testament to that. So thank you so much to the Welcome Law
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) stands as a vital piece of legislation in the United States, dedicated to supporting victims of domestic violence and abuse. Since its enactment in 1994 and subsequent reauthorizations, VAWA has offered essential protections not only to women but also to men and children who face abuse. Crucially, it provides
At the Law Offices of James A. Welcome, we’ve come across hundreds of immigrants escaping severe hardships in their own countries—be it from natural disasters, conflicts, or oppressive governments. The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program is a vital part of helping these individuals who flee to the United States. It not only grants work authorization
We are pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s scholarships from the Law Offices of James A. Welcome. These students have shown incredible dedication in their studies, and we are proud to support them as they move forward in their education. Congratulations to: Laniah-Jolie Diaz Celmi Chimbo David Espinosa Jules Ballantoni Oslo Schaller Heading
Advance Parole serves as a vital tool for noncitizens in the United States, especially for those under DACA or undergoing status adjustments. Authorized by the Department of Homeland Security, it permits temporary international travel and lawful reentry. The complexities of advance parole are significant as any misstep in following guidelines could result in reentry denials
