Arregla Tu Récord Penal ¡Lo Antes Posible!

En este momento, el gobierno de Trump está revisando de manera continua los archivos de más de 55 millones de personas con visa en Estados Unidos. Eso significa que cualquier antecedente penal, incluso el más pequeño, puede convertirse en motivo para negar una residencia, cancelar una visa o abrir un proceso de deportación.  Muchos piensan: […]

Myths and Truths about Family Petitions

In our community there is a lot of talk about family petitions. There is always an uncle, cousin or neighbor who claims they “already know how it works” because they heard about a similar case. But the reality is that this topic is full of confusions that can cost you time, money and even the opportunity to fix your papers. Here we explain, [...]

Myths about USCIS Interviews

There are many rumors circulating in the community about immigration interviews. They say everything: that your citizen partner “saves you,” that a mistake has already ruined your case, or that USCIS never checks your social networks. The problem is that these myths generate fear or, on the contrary, a false security that can [...]

Trump apunta a 55 millones de visas: Un antecedente penal podría costarte todo

En los últimos días, la administración Trump anunció que someterá a “revisión continua” a todas las personas con visas válidas de EE. UU., más de 55 millones, para detectar sobreestadías, actividad criminal, amenazas a la seguridad e incluso revisar redes sociales por señales consideradas problemáticas. La consecuencia puede ser revocación de visa y expulsión si […]

Good Moral Character: What You Need to Know

In the coming months, immigration authorities are placing more importance than ever on the concept of “Good Moral Character” for people who want to fix papers or apply for citizenship. But what does this really mean, and how can it affect your family and your future in the U.S.? What is Good Moral Character [...]

Myths and Facts about Deportation

There are many rumors circulating in the immigrant community about deportation. Some come from real experiences, others are misunderstandings, and many more are simply myths that generate unnecessary fear. Believing misinformation can lead you to make bad decisions or, even worse, to fail to act when you need it most. Today we are going to clear up the most common [...]

Clearing Your Criminal Record Can Save Your Immigration Case

Having a criminal record does not automatically mean that your future in the United States is lost... but it can complicate your immigration proceedings if you do not take action in time. At La Firma Unida | La Liga Defensora, we have seen how a simple mistake in the past can jeopardize residency, citizenship, or even [...]

Now is the time to start your immigration process.

In these times, many families in the community live with a heavy heart. It's not just fear: it's exhaustion, uncertainty and the feeling that things are getting harder every day. We know what it's like to open the door and fear it might be ICE, or to watch the news and feel that the opportunities [...]

Permanent Resident? Now is the time to become a citizen

Having permanent residency in the United States is a great achievement. It represents years of effort, stability and the possibility of building a life without fear. But in times like these - of political uncertainty, changing laws and constant immigration surveillance - being a resident may not be enough. Many believe that with the Green Card everything is already [...]

Minor Crimes, Major Consequences

There are mistakes that seem small, but can leave a shadow on your life for years. Missing a court date for a traffic ticket, arguing in public, or even forgetting to pay a fine may seem like harmless situations... until they become criminal records that ruin your employment, immigration, and social opportunities. [...]

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