What is the NTA (Notice to Appear) or Form I-862?
We are already familiar with the functions of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the government agency responsible for processing legitimate immigration to
Latest Legal Immigration News in the USA
Explore the latest legal immigration news! We meticulously curate news pieces to keep you abreast of changes that may impact your immigration status. From visa updates to policy shifts, or legislative updates, Jaskot Law is your go-to resource for accurate information.
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Welcome Corps: An ingenious solution to a serious problem
It would seem that President Joe Biden can’t do much on immigration without being sent to court. His proposed plan to stem the flow of
Immigrant Assistance Center: The solution to USCIS delays?
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has begun staffing a new immigrant assistance center dedicated to processing applications for humanitarian relief, including visas for victims
Meet Luke Frazier, the Immigration Attorney with an Unbelievable Record of Winning Asylum Cases
Because it is generally considered uncouth to brag about oneself, I wanted to take a moment to brag on behalf of one of Jaskot Law’s
The National L-1 Visa Renewal Process Reopens
The State Department will initiate a pilot program later this year to reopen domestic visa renewals for certain categories, including the H1B, and L-1 visa.
Form I-797: The Most Efficient Tool Against Immigrant Scams
As immigration attorneys, we have already seen several times how fake news can negatively impact immigrant communities. Unfortunately, we have seen how fake news circulating
Registry Act: A Renewed Beacon of Hope
Last Thursday, March 9, a group of Democratic representatives introduced on the plenary session an initiative to modify the Registry Act, which aims at providing
Family Immigration: How can I help my loved ones enter the United States?
The Biden administration is considering the restoration of a policy for the detention of migrant families crossing the border illegally. White House and Department of
OSHA Standards Empower & Strengthen Immigrant Workers’ Rights
As of March 30, workers with immigrant status across the country who did not dare to report labor rights violations because of their undocumented status
What is voluntary departure from the United States about?
Living in another country can always be a challenge. Whether for work, study, or simply seeking a better quality of life, foreigners moving to the
H1B Visa Registration Period Begins
This March 1 at noon, Eastern Time (E.T.), the USCIS opened the initial enrollment period for H1B visa petitions for 2024. The period will last
CBP ONE Mobile App Separates Families at the Border
A new measure implemented by President Biden sparks controversy surrounding asylum claims in the United States. It states that the CBP ONE mobile app becomes
New anti-immigration measures: How to apply for asylum in the United States
With the imminent announcement of new measures to further curb the entry of asylum seekers through the southern border, it is important to know what
When does Title 42 expire? The Supreme Court cancels pleadings in immigration case.
Last Thursday, the Supreme Court decided to call off the argument in favor of the measure on March 1, after the Biden administration filed a
Complete guide to the Cuban Adjustment Act in the United States
Following the much-needed return of the Cuban Family Reunification Parole (CFRP) program in September 2022, let’s talk about another important legal means of relief for
