Clear, general immigration information from Attorney Whitney Wootton to help you prepare better questions and understand a changing process.
If you have advance parole and have been relying on it to travel outside the United States without triggering the unlawful presence bars, a major change in immigration law could affect you. Here’s what happened and what you should know before you travel.
Read the articleIf you're planning to apply for a green card, you may be wondering what the new Public Charge rule means for your case. For many applicants, the situation is less alarming than the headlines might suggest.
Read the articleA client filed for asylum, followed the process, and later left the United States—only to learn that withdrawing his application had put him into removal proceedings.
Read the articleFor some immigrant families, humanitarian reinstatement can allow USCIS to continue processing a family-based case after the petitioner has died.
Read the articleA new USCIS memo has created uncertainty about adjustment of status, but the federal law authorizing this green card process remains in effect.
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