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Green Card Renewal for Children Turning 14: What Parents Need to Know
USCIS requires green card renewal for children turning 14 to keep biometric and identity records up to date. Parents must file Form I-90 within 30 days of the child’s 14th birthday unless the green card expires before age 16. Filing on time avoids delays, protects legal status, and can even reduce filing fees. This article explains who must apply, how to complete the process, and how Qazi Law Offices can help keep your child’s immigration journey on track.
This Week in Immigration: Mass Deportations, Tighter Borders, and Fewer Second Chances
This week in Immigration highlights major developments that impact immigrant communities—from Supreme Court rulings to expanded ICE raids and looming travel bans. With increased enforcement reaching far beyond the border and even affecting countries like Canada, immigrants face fewer second chances. If you or your loved ones could be affected, staying informed isn’t optional, it’s urgent. Qazi Law Offices offers practical legal guidance to help you respond wisely and protect your path forward.
Double Punishment of Black Immigrants: Juneteenth, Justice, and the Fight for True Freedom
Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, but for many Black immigrants, that freedom remains out of reach. The double punishment of Black immigrants, first by the criminal system, then by immigration enforcement, reveals a painful truth. From ICE prison transfers to racial disparities in detention, this article explores how these systems overlap. At Qazi Law, we fight for justice and demand accountability so that freedom truly means freedom for all, not just a select few.
Riots, Raids, and Travel Bans: What Immigrants Need to Know Right Now
The immigration landscape is shifting rapidly with riots, raids, and travel bans impacting communities across the U.S. From sweeping visa restrictions to ICE raids and masked agents, fear and confusion are rising. This article breaks down what’s happening, why it matters, and what you can do to stay protected. Whether you’re undocumented or applying for lawful status, Qazi Law Offices is here to guide you through this evolving legal storm with confidence and clarity.
Why Immigrants Should Sit Out the Protests Even If Your Heart Is on the Front Lines
While the urge to protest is strong, undocumented immigrants and green card holders face serious risks, even with peaceful actions. One arrest can trigger ICE involvement, delay green cards, or lead to deportation. This blog urges caution: immigrants should sit out the protests and support from a safer distance. Learn how to stay involved while protecting your future.
Fighting for Justice: The Path to Citizenship for a Green Card Holder
When a green card holder faced deportation during his citizenship application due to a decades-old false charge, he turned to Qazi Law for help. With sharp legal strategy and relentless effort, we exposed the errors in his case and saved his green card, paving the way for U.S. citizenship. This true story shows the value of skilled counsel when navigating the path to citizenship for a green card holder. Call Qazi Law today to protect your future.
New Alien Registration Requirement: What Immigrants Must Know in 2025
The new DHS Alien Registration Requirement affects many noncitizens living in the U.S., and failing to comply could lead to criminal charges or deportation. But registering may also expose individuals to legal risks. This guide breaks down who must register, what’s required, and what steps to take. If you’re confused or concerned, Qazi Law Offices can help you understand your options and protect your rights. Don’t navigate these changes alone—contact us today for compassionate, expert legal guidance.
Organ Transplants and Immigration Status: Are Undocumented Patients Being Left Behind?
Undocumented immigrants in the U.S. may face barriers to organ transplants despite contributing to the healthcare system. While federal law prioritizes medical need, policies often intertwine organ transplants and immigration status. From outdated quotas to data inconsistencies, many undocumented patients are at risk of being denied life-saving care. Learn how the law works, what reforms are needed, and how Qazi Law Offices can help you understand your rights and fight for equitable access to treatment and protection.
Should You Travel with a Green Card Right Now? Here’s What You Need to Know
Traveling with a Green Card isn’t as simple as it used to be. Today, even permanent residents must take extra precautions before leaving the U.S.—especially for emergencies. From bringing essential documents to consulting an attorney and preparing for re-entry, this guide outlines everything green card holders need to know. Qazi Law Offices helps clients minimize risks and avoid re-entry problems. Don’t travel without a legal check. Call Qazi Law for a consultation and protect your status today.
Will I Lose My Children if I Divorce My Spouse and I Am Undocumented?
Will I lose my children if I divorce my spouse and I am undocumented? It’s a common fear among undocumented parents—but U.S. family courts focus on a child’s best interests, not immigration status. You still have rights and a chance to fight for custody or visitation. Learn what steps to take and how to prepare, from legal planning to guardianship. Get expert help from Qazi Law Offices to protect your parental rights and your children’s future.
Green Card Does Not Mean Permanent: 5 Mistakes That Can Get You Deported
Green card does not mean permanent US stay or guaranteed residency. Even small missteps—like long trips abroad, missed tax filings, or minor legal issues—can cost you your status. At Qazi Law Offices, we break down five common mistakes that put green card holders at risk of deportation and explain how to protect yourself. Learn why it’s crucial to stay compliant, file for citizenship early, and get professional legal advice before trouble arises.
Nikah and US Immigration: Is Your Marriage Legally Recognized for Immigration Purposes?
Nikah and US immigration go hand in hand when it comes to marriage-based immigration cases. Many people mistakenly think their Islamic marriage doesn’t count—but in many cases, it’s legally valid and must be disclosed. Missteps on your immigration forms could lead to denials or worse. This article walks you through when a Nikah counts, common pitfalls, and what you can do to protect your immigration status. Contact Qazi Law Offices today for trusted legal help with marriage-based immigration.