A Tradition Of Caring And Compassionate Representation For Staten Islanders
In a misguided effort to screen out “public charges,” the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service instituted a new rule late last year. If you are an immigrant, this new rule unfairly links your credit history to your immigration status. A “public charge” is someone...
The world is much smaller than it used to be, which means that your chances of meeting and falling in love with someone outside the country may be greater than in decades past. If the two of you decide to marry and live here in New York, you will need to get your...
You may already know that the path to U.S. citizenship is not an easy one. To begin with, you likely went through the process of obtaining permanent residency, which often takes years, depending on the immigration program through which you obtained your green card....
