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(Español) Preguntas usuales inmigración Estados Unidos

One of the deepest fears an undocumented immigrants or a permanent resident has to face are the removal proceedings before the Immigration Court or the Board of Immigration Appeals. The first thing to do is consult with an experienced immigration attorney.

The laws of immigration in this country have always been in a state of constant change and evolving in the attempt to defend both the immigrants’ rights and at the same time the rights of US citizens.

USCIS provides certain exceptions regarding the requirements for the naturalization process, to those who qualify. These accommodations are also provided to individuals with disabilities.

Thousands of people seek asylum to the United States every year. It makes no difference what country they come from or their ideologies or religions and asylum or refugee status can be requested in this country within one year of the date of your last arrival in the United States.

Speaking with an experienced and skilled immigration attorney is the best solution when dealing with any immigration issue. An experienced attorney authorized to practice immigration law in Dallas, throughout Texas, and in all fifty states can assure that your case moves forward as quickly as possible and is handled correctly.

English is the most widely used language in the world followed by Spanish. Both languages are used more and more due to the increased number of the Spanish speaking population.  

If you are planning to come to the United States for a temporary period of time and work legally, this will require you to obtain a non-immigrant visa, permitting you to travel to the U.S. to work, study or business.

You can obtain a US Green Card or permanent residence by two means. One is through a family member sponsorship who requests you and the other way is to obtain a Green Card based on an offer of permanent employment in U.S.

There are several visas for foreign investors who want to establish a business in the United States. Depending on the country of origin (the foreign national or the firm applying must be a Treaty Trader qualifying country), the available capital to be invested and the type of business, the Visa EB-5 Immigrant Investor, varies.