Immigration Law Articles
The immigration attorneys at Hanlon Law Group are committed to providing our clients the legal advice, representation, and information necessary to make informed decisions about how to pursue green cards, visas, and citizenship. Immigration Law generally involves two sets of rules, those for individuals seeking to enter the United States in various visa classifications, and those for individuals already in the United States seeking to change or adjust their status, or against whom the U.S. Government initiates removal proceedings.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
Adjustment of Status
Adjustment of Status - Transferring Eligibility
Adjustment of Status - For “T” And “U” Visa Holders
Adopted Children
Citizenship for Adopted Children
Amnesty
Life Amnesty Program Underway
L.I.F.E. is Good!
Asylum
Asylum: Exception to 'Unlawful Presence'
Attorneys
A Law Firm for the New Millennium
Fee Gouging and Abuse of New Laws
How Will You Handle My Case?
What Should Happen at an Initial Consultation
B
Battered Child or Spouse
Relief for Spouses and Children of Abusive Petitioners
C
Cancellation of Removal
What is 'Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship?'
Immigration Court Practice
Citizenship
The Child Status Protection Act
Administrative Denaturalization: A Grim Reality
April 5, 2000 - Burden of Proof Modified in Denaturalization Cases
Citizenship for Foreign Born Children
Consular Processing
Consular Reassignment in Mexico
Nonimmigrant Visa Processing in Mexico
D
Deportation, see also Removal
Immigration Court Practice
E
Employment-Based Immigration
Us Department Of Labor Increasing Audit Frequency On Perm Applications
Optional Practical Training Now Available For 29 Months
Nursing Shortage Should Be Top Priority In Health Care And Immigration Reform
DOL Prefers RIR Labor Certification
Editorial
Remaining Responsible in Times of Chaos
H
H-1B Visas
Uscis Launches H-1b Witch Hunt
Clinton Signs H-1B Bills into Law
Congress Moves to Raise H-1B CAP
H-1 BONANZA! Clinton to Sign New Law
H-1Bs in the 21ST Century: FAQs
No Parole Required for H and L Visa Holders
I
Investors
EB-5 Program Survives Attack
INS
Uscis Opens Office Of Public Engagement
Beat The Clock! Uscis Filing Fee Increases To Take Effect July 30!
“Orange Crush!” Legalization Program Introduced In Washington
Temporary Worker Program Unveiled In Washington
California Service Center: The New Regime
Chipping Away at IIRAIRA: INS Interprets 'UNLAWFUL PRESENCE'
July 13, 2000 (DPH) - Audit at INS to Cause Further Delays
L
L Visas
No Parole Required for H and L Visa Holders
Labor Certification
DOL Prefers RIR Labor Certification
RIR Conversion Regulation to be Published
The RIR Labor Certification at Region IX
Why the "RIR" Labor Certification is a Must
Legislation
April 30, 2001: Final Deadline for 245(i)
Clinton Signs H-1B Bills into Law
Clinton Signs L.I.F.E.
Congress Moves to Raise H-1B CAP
Congress Stalls on H-1B Issues
Congress to Increase H-1B Visa CAP/ Dissolve INS
H-1 BONANZA! Clinton to Sign New Law
Immigration Edge - 2001: A Great Odyssey
L.I.F.E. is Good!
What Is Life?
N
Naturalization, see also Citizenship
April 5, 2000 - Burden of Proof Modified in Denaturalization Cases
Administrative Denaturalization: A Grim Reality
Nonimmigrants, see also Alphabetic Visa Classifications
Consular Reassignment in Mexico
Nonimmigrant Visa Processing in Mexico
R
Religious Workers
Concurrent Filing Of I-360 And I-485 For Religious Workers
Removal, see also Deportation
Ice Arrests And Removal Proceedings
Immigration Court Practice
S
Suspension of Deportation, see also Cancellation of Removal
What is 'Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship?'
T
Three and Ten Year Bars to Admission
Asylum: Exception to 'Unlawful Presence'
Chipping Away at IIRAIRA: INS Interprets 'UNLAWFUL PRESENCE'
U
Unlawful Presence, see also Three and Ten Year bars to Admission
Chipping Away at IIRAIRA: INS Interprets 'UNLAWFUL PRESENCE'
V
VISA Petitions
New Law – VISA petitions survive death of petitioner
W
Waivers, see also Fraud and Criminal Convictions
Supreme Court Revives 212(c) Relief
USCIS Opens "Office Of Public Engagement"
Optional Practical Training Now Available For <br />29 Months
Concurrent Filing Of I-360 And I-485 For <br /> Special Religious Workers
Adjustment Of Status For "T" And "U" Visa Holders
The Child Status Protection Act
Nursing Shortage Should Be Top Priority In Health Care And Immigration Reform
New Law: Visa Petitions Survive The Death Of The Petitioner!
Ice Arrests And Removal Proceedings: Know Your Rights!
Dol Increasing Audit Frequency In Perm Applications
PERM: The Attorney's Role and Avoiding Audits
ICE Arrests and Removal Proceedings: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!
Fee Gouging and Client Harassment
Two Year Work Authorization for Green Card Applicants: Fact or Fantasy?
TEMPORARY WORKER PROGRAM UNVEILED IN WASHINGTON
"ORANGE CRUSH!- LEGALIZATION PROGRAM INTRODUCED IN WASHINGTON"
BEAT THE CLOCK! USCIS FILING FEE INCREASES TO TAKE EFFECT JULY 30!
July 13, 2000 (DPH) - Audit at INS to Cause Further Delays
California Service Center: The New Regime
April 30, 2001: Final Deadline for 245(i)
A Law Firm for the New Millennium
Administrative Denaturalization: A Grim Reality
Supreme Court Revives 212(c) Relief
Why the "RIR" Labor Certification is a Must
The RIR Labor Certification at Region IX
RIR Conversion Regulation to be Published
Remaining Responsible in Times of Chaos
Relief for Spouses and Children of Abusive Petitioners
No Parole Required for H and L Visa Holders
Nonimmigrant Visa Processing in Mexico
What Should Happen at an Initial Consultation
H-1 BONANZA! Clinton to Sign New Law
H-1Bs in the 21st Century: FAQs
Fee Gouging and Abuse of New Laws
What is 'Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship?'
DOL Prefers RIR Labor Certification
Consular Reassignment in Mexico
Congress to Increase H-1B Visa CAP/ Dissolve INS
Congress Stalls on H-1B Issues
Congress Moves to Raise H-1B CAP
Clinton Signs H-1B Bills into Law
Citizenship for Foreign Born Children
Citizenship for Adopted Children
Chipping Away at IIRAIRA: INS Interprets 'UNLAWFUL PRESENCE'
April 5, 2000 - Burden of Proof Modified in Denaturalization Cases
Asylum: Exception to 'Unlawful Presence'
