Our purpose is to provide information about issues pertaining to immigration law and procedures and the most important news affecting immigration in the U.S.
This blog is not and cannot substitute individual legal advice; do not file for any benefit solely based on information gathered here. Consult an immigration attorney or a DOJ Accredited Representative before taking any action.
We try to keep the details of applications, forms names or numbers, etc. as vague as possible. Again, this is not a DIY guide.
The entries here are written for the public, with minimal legalize and citations. Sources that are more specialized are available in the appropriate places elsewhere.
They are correct as of the date of publishing. Things change rapidly in the world of immigration. Happy readings!
Immigration Services of Catholic Charities Fort Worth, in partnership with the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC) and with the underwriting of the Mexican Consulate in […]
USCIS has changed its policy regarding the way it handles applications that are missing certain documentation. According to a memorandum issued in June and entered into […]
As discussed in a previous post, the world of immigration law and procedure can seem deceptively simple. Many people believe that filling out some forms is […]
Dealing with immigration is not simple, and no benefit comes quickly. It would seem unnecessary to even state that but the way the conversations go sometimes, […]
DACA has become one of the most talked about immigration benefits of the last few years, mainly for the visibility of its target recipients, the so-called […]