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T Visa and Landscaping: Is Combining the Two Possible?
Let’s discuss how one can qualify for a T visa. The T visa is a crucial resource for individuals who have been trafficked and are willing to cooperate with authorities in the investigation and prosecution of human trafficking crimes.
An Immigrant’s Journey to Freedom and Happiness Through VAWA
Karla is a survivor who found freedom and a new beginning through the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Her journey is a powerful testament to the life-changing impact of VAWA and the transformative power of legal protections for survivors of abuse and exploitation.
How to Get a Green Card and Work Permit Through VAWA: A Guide for Undocumented Workers
For many undocumented workers in the United States, the idea of obtaining a Green Card (permanent residency card) and a work permit may seem unattainable. However, there is a legal avenue that can provide hope and opportunities: the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). In this article, we will explore what VAWA is, how it can help you obtain permanent residency, and how you can begin the process.
VAWA Protections for All: When Your Barbie & Ken Dream Becomes A Nightmare
If you’re experiencing abuse or manipulation in your relationship, you don’t have to suffer in silence. VAWA isn’t just for Barbie – it’s for Ken too! Whether you’re facing physical, emotional, or psychological abuse, there are resources and support available to help you break free from this cycle and reclaim your autonomy.
7 Steps to Expedite Your Work Permit Application
Are you eagerly awaiting for your work permit, only to find the process dragging on longer than expected? Delays in receiving a work permit can be frustrating and may hinder your ability to start a new job or pursue your career goals. Fortunately, there are strategies you can employ to expedite the processing of your work permit application. In this article, we’ll explore some effective ways to fast-track your work permit approval.
Embracing the Spirit of Ramadan: A Time for Healing, Progress, and Faith
As the crescent moon graces the sky and the holy month of Ramadan dawns upon us, it’s time to delve into the essence of this sacred time – a time for reflection, renewal, and unwavering faith. At our firm, we’re not just about filing paperwork; we’re about infusing every step of the immigration journey with compassion, dedication, and a sprinkle of hope. And what better time to celebrate our commitment to healing, progress, and faith than during the blessed month of Ramadan?
What is Medical Deferred Action and How Can It Protect You from Deportation
Did you know that you could get a work permit and protection from deportation if you are undocumented and have a medical condition? The humanitarian program called medical deferred action, allows individuals to remain in the country temporarily for medical treatment, ensuring they can access crucial healthcare services without fear of deportation. Here’s a concise guide to help understand the eligibility criteria and application process.
Embracing New Beginnings: Qazi Law Offices Extend an Easter Message of Hope and Resilience
Easter heralds the arrival of spring and the promise of new beginnings. It’s a time of renewal, rebirth, and the triumph of hope over adversity. And for those navigating the immigration journey, Easter serves as a poignant reminder that even in the face of challenges, there is always the possibility of transformation and progress. For immigrants, Easter offers a chance to leave behind the trials and tribulations of their homeland and embark on a journey towards a brighter future.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Amplifying Immigrant Women’s Narratives in History and Beyond
Join us in celebrating Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, whose inspiring journey stands as another empowering tale of an immigrant woman, adding strength to the spirit of Women’s History Month. Chimamanda is hailed as one of the great writers of her generation and a prominent voice in contemporary African literature.
Unveiling Latina Excellence: Sonia Sotomayor’s Legacy in Women’s History Month
Hailing from a family of immigrants, Sonia Sotomayor is the first Latina and the third woman in American history to be appointed to serve on the High Court. She was appointed by Former President Barack Obama in 2009.
The Afghan Adjustment Act: A Beacon of Hope for Afghan Refugees
In the wake of the tumultuous events unfolding in Afghanistan, the plight of Afghan refugees has captured the attention of the world. As thousands flee their homeland in search of safety and security, there’s a pressing need for compassionate and practical solutions to address their dire circumstances. Enter the Afghan Adjustment Act – a potential lifeline for Afghan refugees seeking refuge and stability in the United States.
Unlocking Opportunities: Work Permit Solutions for Individuals with Illegal Entry
In the United States, the journey to legal employment can be challenging for individuals who entered the country without authorization. However, despite the obstacles, there are avenues available for obtaining a work permit even for those with an illegal entry. Understanding the process and seeking appropriate assistance are key steps in pursuing employment opportunities while navigating immigration status complexities.
Top Available Options for Expiring F1 Student Visa
If you’re looking to stay in the US after your F1 student visa expires, there are several visa options you can explore.
Navigating the Maze of Work Permits – Your Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect Visa
Living and working in the United States without legal immigration status can present numerous challenges and uncertainties. However, for undocumented individuals who wish to remain in the country and gain authorization to work, there are specific pathways available that may provide opportunities for legal employment.
Travel Permit Insights: 7 Essential Tips for Undocumented Individuals Travelling to Mexico
For undocumented individuals residing in the United States, visiting family in Mexico can be a deeply meaningful experience. However, it also comes with its own set of challenges and considerations. With careful planning and awareness, a trip to Mexico can be smooth and rewarding. Here are some essential tips for undocumented people traveling to Mexico with a travel permit.
Obtaining a Work Permit in 3 Simple Steps
Work permits, also known as work visas or employment authorization documents, are specifically designed to allow individuals to work legally in a country for a specified period without becoming permanent residents. These permits are invaluable for those who wish to explore career opportunities abroad without committing to permanent immigration status.
The Way H-2A Visa Helps Agricultural Immigrant Workers
In terms of agricultural employment, the H-2A visa serves as a lifeline for individuals seeking opportunities to work legally in the United States. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll outline the steps involved in securing an H-2A visa for agricultural work.
Navigating the VAWA Process: Filing an I-360 for Parents with Abusive U.S. Citizen Children
The journey to safety for victims of domestic violence is often fraught with challenges, but the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides a vital pathway for relief. In this blog post, we delve into the specific requirements and steps involved in filing an I-360 petition for parents who have suffered abuse from their U.S. citizen children.
Defining the Crucial Role VAWA Plays on Abused Immigrants
For some immigrants, the only pathway to legal status may be through an US citizen or resident family member, who is unwilling to help them file their papers. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was enacted to protect individuals facing situations like this in the United States. It offers them a lifeline to escape toxic relationships and seek a path to legal residency.
DACA Status: 6 Compelling Reasons to Always Renew
The decision to renew DACA status is not merely a procedural task but a pragmatic necessity with far-reaching implications. In this article, we will delve into the practical reasons why DACA recipients should prioritize the renewal of their status.
Mastering the Affidavit of Support: Your Complete Guide to Immigration Assistance
When retaining our firm, we will take you on a step-by-step journey through the process of filling out the Affidavit of Support, demystifying the complexities and empowering you to be the guiding force behind a successful immigration story.
U Visa Unlocked: How to Determine if You May Qualify
In the realm of immigration law, the U visa stands as a beacon of hope for victims of certain crimes who have suffered physical or mental abuse and are willing to assist law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of those crimes. As an avenue to protection and legal status in the United States, the U visa is a vital tool for individuals facing the aftermath of harrowing experiences. But what exactly are the qualifying crimes that make one eligible for a U visa?
The Crucial Role Medical Deferred Action Plays in Organ Donation Processes for Undocumented Immigrants
Undocumented immigrants in the United States face numerous challenges, and one critical issue that often goes overlooked is their access to organ donations. The question arises: Can undocumented immigrants receive organ transplants? This article explores this topic and sheds light on how Medical Deferred Action can play a crucial role in facilitating the organ donation process for individuals without legal immigration status.
As an Undocumented Immigrant, Parenting is Even Harder
I know how difficult it can be to be a parent as an undocumented immigrant. There is a constant imbalance of power and struggle. Let’s break this down further.
How to Submit a FOIA Request for Immigration Understanding the Freedom of Information Act
Submitting a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request can be an intimidating process, but it is an important tool for gaining access to government records. The FOIA is a federal law that provides individuals with the right to access information held by government agencies.
How to Apply for an Unlawful Parent in the United States as a 21-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Child in 8 Simple Steps
Apply for an Unlawful Parent in the United States as a 21-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Child
Taco Trucks and Maple Syrup Dreams: A Guide to TN Visas for Canada and Mexico
Ah, the land of opportunity: USA! With its towering skyscrapers, Hollywood dreams, and the promise of endless possibilities- it’s no wonder that folks from all
Military Parole in Place: Everything You Should Know
Military Parole in Place (PIP) is a vital immigration policy that provides a pathway to legal status for certain undocumented individuals who have immediate family
Unlocking Your Immigration Dreams: The 245(i) Magic Key
Are you dreaming of living the American Dream or reuniting with your loved ones in the United States? If so, you might have heard of
Conditions for Submitting a USCIS Request to Expedite A Process
When requesting USCIS to expedite your process, it is important to provide compelling evidence to support your request. While the specific evidence required may vary
Real ID: A Perspective for the Undocumented
The Real ID is an important and controversial topic when it comes to identification and legal documentation in the United States. However, its impact on
Exploring the 601 and 601A Options and What is the Waiver for Undocumented Immigrants
When it comes to immigration, forgiveness is an important and relevant concept for those who find themselves in a difficult immigration situation. In this article,
How to Turn a T Visa into a Green Card
The United States has a vast immigration system that can be confusing and overwhelming for many, especially for the people who are looking to apply
6 Ways to Obtain a Work Permit Under the U.S. Immigration Law
For immigrants seeking to work in the United States, obtaining a work permit is a crucial step toward securing employment. A work permit, also known
Can Asylum Seekers Work in the United States?
Asylum seekers are individuals who have fled their home country due to fear of persecution based on their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership
The Possible Factors of Delayed Asylum Decisions
Asylum seekers in the United States often face lengthy delays in their asylum decision process, leaving them in limbo and uncertain about their future and
Understanding the Difference between Letter of Recommendation and Affidavit in US Immigration Law (Examples)
In US immigration law, both a letter of recommendation and an affidavit are important documents that can be used to support an application for a
What Are the Benefits of Becoming a United States Citizen?
Becoming a United States citizen is a significant decision that can have numerous benefits. Citizenship offers a broad range of rights and privileges that are
Immigration: Changing Lives and Building a Better Future!
In a village of the world, a visionary dreamer embarked on a journey to transform lives, armed not with a sword but with a quill
Five Ways to Protect Yourself from the ICE
As immigrants, it’s crucial to know your rights regardless of your current immigration status. Knowing exactly what to do in case of emergencies involving the
Deportation of Green Card Holders: Is it possible?
Are you a Green Card Holder? Did you know that you can be deported even as a Green Card Holder? The United States has
The Importance of a Police Clearance Letter in Immigration Applications
A police clearance letter is an official document issued by a law enforcement agency, typically at the national or local level, that states whether an
212 Waiver: How It Can Help Immigrants with Re-entry
Have you been previously deported? Are you scared that you may have exhausted all possible options to enter the U.S. again? Here’s one way to
Immigration Law and Legally Blonde: A Surprising Comparison
Immigration law and the iconic movie Legally Blonde which starred Reese Witherspoon may seem like two completely different topics, but upon closer inspection, there are
DONALD TRUMP’S IMPEACHMENT: A REVIEW OF THE CASE
In early 2021, the United States Senate voted to acquit Former U.S. President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial. However, the events leading up
How Can Your Partner Qualify for a K-1 Visa (Fiancé Visa)?
The K-1 visa, also known as the fiance visa, is a nonimmigrant visa that allows U.S. citizens to bring their foreign fiance(e) to the United
Military Parole in Place: A Pathway to Legal Status for Military Families in the U.S.
Immigration has been a hot topic in the United States for years, and the rules and regulations surrounding it can be confusing and intimidating for
What You Need to Know About VAWA
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was enacted in 1994 to address the epidemic of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking in the United States.
How to Know if You’re Eligible for T VISA
T Nonimmigrant Status (T visa) is a special immigration status available to certain victims of human trafficking who are present in the United States. If
Tips on Linking Social Security Numbers for Immigrants with Legal Status
If you recently changed your legal immigrant status and need to link your old Social Security Number (SSN) to your new one, Qazi Law can
5 Things You Need to Know About Work Permits in the U.S.
Getting a work permit is a game-changer for undocumented immigrants. It can open doors to amazing job opportunities, better and higher wages, and a more
U.S. Green Card: Should you try your luck through the Green Card Lottery Program?
By Eunice Buenaventura It’s no secret that being undocumented in any foreign land poses huge challenges and less to no access to good opportunities whether
Being a woman in Latino countries: How can you seek asylum based on gender?
Being a woman in Latin America has never not been an easy task. Women in these countries have a latent disadvantage in all areas of
Migrants from the LGTBI+ Community and the VAWA Program
Domestic violence has been considered exclusive to heterosexual couples, however, studies show that domestic violence occurs in equal or greater measure in homosexual couples. Statistics
Johnny vs. Amber: What is considered abuse under VAWA?
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is a federal law that came into force under the mandate of former President Bill Clinton in 1994. This
Why is Therapy so Important to Immigrants
Each year, hundreds of thousands of migrants arrive in the United States of America. In 2019 there were 44.9 million immigrants in The US, that
Johnny vs. Amber: Is defamation abuse?
The case of Johnny Depp, against his ex-wife Amber Heard, has been much talked about recently. The trial took place because the actor accused Amber
Johnny vs. Amber: Why do men find it difficult to report abuse?
Abuse is defined as any situation in which a person treats another with cruelty and/or violence. The abuse can be verbal, emotional, sexual, psychological, or
Roe v. Wade and Immigration Women
Roe v. Wade is a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that is the cornerstone of women’s right to choose about their pregnancies and
Coyotes, Mistreatments of their ‘Clients’ and Qualifying for a T-Visa
“Coyote” is the name given to immigrant smugglers who move people across the border between Mexico and The US. It draws a colloquial comparison to
Temporary Protected Status(TPS): How to Apply and Which Countries Qualify
Temporary Protected Status or TPS is a temporary immigration status designated for some migrants from certain countries that prevent their deportation and allows them to
Gang Violence in Mexico and How it Affects Immigration
Fear of persecution is one of the biggest reasons people migrate from their home countries and seek safety abroad, according to The UN Refugee Agency
Religious Persecution and the Destabilization of Algeria
On December 11, 2018, the Court of First Instance in Ain Mila, Algeria, sentenced Karim Hadjaze, a 37 year old doctor and member of the
Handling Asylum Cases
Seated across the table was a diminutive woman who barely looked up from the floor. Her curly hair hid the prettiest lashes and eyes, but
How the Real ID affects undocumented immigrants
Being an undocumented immigrant poses several unique challenges, one of which is the inability to travel freely within and outside the United States. With the
What You Need to Know About VAWA as an Immigrant in the U.S.
Can you really fix your immigration papers without leaving the United States? YES! Here’s one way to do so, but remember, there are so many
Orphans with Parents-how the US family separation policy traumatizes children
Orphaned with Parents: A Look into the Trump’s Administration Zero-Tolerance Policy Monsura A. Sirajee, Farrah Qazi For weeks, Elizabeth’s[1] dad had tried to cajole his