USCIS Increases Filing Fees

  • USCIS Increases Filing Fees
    USCIS Increases Filing Fees
    Newark, NJ-Fees for immigration petitions and applications will increase significantly beginning December 23, 2016, the USCIS announced. Immigrants need to be aware of the changes if they are planning on filing for any immigration benefits or status. (more…)
  • Work Permits for Asylum Seekers Now Valid Longer
    Work Permits for Asylum Seekers Now Valid Longer
    Newark, NJ- If you are an asylum seeker and are granted work authorization, your work permit will be valid longer after a recent rule change. On October 5th, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that work permits for asylum applicants will now be valid for two years instead...
  • Change in California Law Can Result in A Felony for Prosecutors Who Withhold Evidence
    Change in California Law Can Result in A Felony for Prosecutors Who Withhold Evidence
    Newark, NJ- If you are facing criminal charges in New Jersey or anywhere, the outcome of your case depends on the body of evidence both the prosecution and the defense plan to share with one another, and present to the court. But sometimes evidence that is critical to the accused’s...
  • DHS Offers Deportation Relief to Haitians in the wake of Hurricane Matthew
    DHS Offers Deportation Relief to Haitians in the wake of Hurricane Matthew
    Newark, NJ- On October 4th, Hurricane Matthew, a category four storm, caused widespread destruction throughout the Caribbean, killing over a thousand people and decimating the island of Haiti. In recognition of the urgent humanitarian crisis in the region, last week the Department of Homeland Security announced they would suspend deportations...
  • Federal District Court Rules Against Immigration Detainers
    Federal District Court Rules Against Immigration Detainers
    Newark, NJ- A federal district court in the Northern District of Illinois recently ruled that immigration detainers exceed the legal authority of federal immigration agencies. The ruling voids immigration detainers issued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Illinois and several surrounding states, but the effects of the decision could impact...