NPZ Immigration Law Blog

How can I as an undocumented immigrant prepare my family for potential removal / deportation?

The surge of immigrant detentions and removals / deportations

has many undocumented immigrants considering for the first time what will happen if they are deported / removed? Undocumented immigrants who fail to prepare for potential deportation / removal could find themselves having to leave the country without their children or their assets. Undocumented immigrants across the nation need to take the time to ensure they are in the best possible position should they find themselves facing removal / deportation.

See if Your Family Has or Can Get Dual Citizenship

Undocumented immigrants will want to see if their entire family can obtain dual citizenship in case they all wish to leave.
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Todos hemos visto las noticias sobre el estado de los centros de detención y los nuevos planes del Presidente Trump para hacer que estos centros empeoren aún más. ¿Entonces, cómo puede mantenerse fuera de la detención?
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Effective immediately, USCIS will begin accepting copies of negative consultation letters directly from labor unions relating to a current or future O nonimmigrant visa petition request.
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We have all seen the news about the condition of the detention facilities, and President Trump’s new plans to make these facilities even worse. So how can you stay out of detention?
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Some visas, such as the H-1B, may require the employer pay for the attorney fees and filing fees, and some immigrant visas may require the employer to pay for all costs such as in the case of a PERM labor certification.

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DOS provides the following in response to recent inquiries regarding visa availability for the EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, and Third "Other Workers" (EW) preference categories.
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USCIS is extending the previously announced temporary suspension of premium processing for cap-subject H-1B petitions and, beginning Sept. 11, 2018, will be expanding this temporary suspension to include certain additional H-1B petitions. We expect these suspensions will last until Feb. 19, 2019, and will notify the public via uscis.gov before resuming premium processing for these petitions.
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Se você tem cidadania americana ou possui o Green Card e está planejando se casar com alguém que é cidadão/cidadã de outro país e pretende viver nos Estados Unidos, há diferentes formas de lidar com
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1. Apesar de você ter recebido uma notificação para comparecer a uma audiência, é aconselhável que você cheque a data da audiência.

Para isso, você vai precisar de um telefone e do seu A#. Telefone para o serviço de linha direta do Tribunal de Imigração no número 1-800-898-7180 e siga as instruções. Há a opção em espanhol também. Eu recomendo que você cheque a data da sua audiência uma vez por semana.
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Abogados del gobierno en todo el país están enviando solicitudes para reprogramar casos de inmigración que anteriormente fueron cerrados administrativamente. ¿Qué significa esto para la sistema de corte de inmigración, y qué significa esto para usted?

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Government attorneys across the country are submitting requests to re-calendar previously administratively closed immigration cases. What does this mean for the immigration court system, and what does this mean for you?

First of all, what is administrative closure? Immigration Judges for decades have administratively closed, or indefinitely postponed cases in Immigration Court.
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