Under U.S. law, a refugee is legally authorized to work as soon as they arrive in the United States. Previously, obtaining work authorization has been a cumbersome paper-based process that has led to many undue delays. USCIS has recently started implementing a streamlined process for Form I-765 Application for Employment Authorization. This process will provide […]
Sometimes, applying for a green card gets put on hold for other matters in your life. Our advice at Voloshen Law is to get on top of your petition as soon as possible to avoid negative consequences. Like what? Is it Time for an Attorney? When you realize what delays are costing you, having an
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At Voloshen Law, we have experienced clients who have the wrong ideas about how immigration works. Various myths and misconceptions often surround the naturalization process. Let’s debunk some of them: Remember, it’s essential to seek accurate information from official government sources or consult with an immigration attorney to navigate the naturalization process and avoid falling
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When it comes to US immigration law, it’s important to understand that the specifics of these laws are constantly changing. That means if you are planning to apply or are currently working through the petition project, you need to be up to date on the ever-changing immigration trends and news. Luckily, there are three easy
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Today, immigration myths abound. They cause many people to have a negative outlook on immigrants. Untrue statements are dispersed across social media and enforce false notions. This article will debunk immigration myths to promote a better understanding of immigrants in the United States. Myth 1: Immigrants are Overrunning Our Country There are more immigrants living
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Students who wish to study in the United States have various options available. They can get a student visa to stay in the United States while they complete college. They can also enroll in a post-graduation pathway program to learn more about American culture. Student Visas There are three types of visas a student can
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Legal matters make many people antsy. There are a lot of lawyers from which to choose, yet figuring out the best legal representation for your case feels daunting. At Voloshen Law, we strongly advocate doing some research. Finding a good lawyer who understands your case is vital for success. There is nothing to be embarrassed
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There are a lot of requirements for becoming a US Citizen, ones of which a full-service immigration law firm like Voloshen remains aware. You probably have no idea of the specifics of obtaining citizenship, and to be honest, the process can be very emotional and frustrating. Having legal representation can help you move through each
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Those individuals married to a green card holder or US citizen, who lives abroad, may be looking into a marriage-based green card. To start the ball rolling, you must visit the closest US Consulate or Embassy. There you can apply for a CR1 or IR1 visa. But they have important differences. A full-service immigration agency
When money gets tighter and tighter, the idea of bankruptcy comes to mind. But what happens when you declare bankruptcy? What comes next? Let’s take a step back for a minute. Do you need to file for bankruptcy? If the bank threatens to foreclose on the house or bill collectors are driving you crazy, the
