Category Archives: New Jersey Immigration Lawyers

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Discusses Document Translation for U.S. Embassy

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Clarifies if you Need your Documents Translated for an Interview at the U.S. Embassy

As an experienced New Jersey Immigration Lawyer, clients often ask me about if a person interviews at the US Embassy should they have their documents translated. Very often, when we are close to the end of someone’s green card processing, especially if people have to depart the country or if people have relatives abroad that are […]

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Discusses Sponsoring a New Spouse

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Gives Advice on Sponsoring a New Spouse

As a experienced New Jersey Immigration Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about how to file to sponsor a new partner.  One woman in particular came to my office recently.  She told me she had gotten her green card four years ago through marriage to a prior spouse.  Then she was divorced about a year […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses I-130 Petition

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Green Card Choices if Your Spouse was Abusive

As a dedicated New Jersey Immigration Attorney, I am often asked by clients about Green Cards and if it would be removed if you ended an abusive relationship.  I want to tell you a story about a woman that came to our office about six months ago.  She was married to a US citizen and they had […]

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Explains Applying for a Travel Document

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Explains Applying for a Travel Document if You Have a Work Visa

 As a skilled New Jersey Immigration Lawyer, clients often ask me about filing for a travel permits and a work visa.  I think everyone knows that over the last few years, there’s been this wonderful program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, DACA, since 2012.  Since the work permits were issued for two, three years, we’ve […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses a Stepfather being a Sponsor

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Gives Advice on a Stepfather being a Sponsor

 As an experienced New Jersey Immigration Attorney, clients often ask me about a stepfather being a sponsor for a green card.  This month, a young lady who was 23 years old came into my office, and talked about how her mother had obtained a green card through marriage to her stepfather.  The young lady was about 16 when […]

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Discusses the I-751 Form with an Abusive Husband

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer Answers if you Can File the I-751 Form with an Abusive Husband

 As a New Jersey Immigration Attorney, I am often asked by client’s about abusive husbands and filing for the I-751 form.  A very important question that comes up on a regular basis has to do with converting the Green Card from a two-year conditional Green Card to a 10-year conditional Green Card in the situation […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Being Included in Your Mother’s Sponsorship

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Clarifies Being Involved in your Mother’s Sponsorship

As a New Jersey Immigration Attorney, I get questions all the time from clients regarding how to be involved in their mother’s sponsorship. I had a very interesting scenario the other week. A woman in her mid-twenties came to us in a panic because of her age. She had appeared on her mother’s immigration petition when […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Options for an Expiring Green Card

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Describes Options When Your Green Card is About to Expire

As a proficient New Jersey Immigration Attorney, I often get questions from clients regarding what to do when your green card is about to expire. Many times, people come to my office in a panic. “My Green Card’s about to expire!” It could be in six months, three months, 30 days, two weeks, it expired […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Education Requirements for Deferred Action

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Are you a between the ages of 16 and 31 and interested in obtaining citizenship through deferred action? New Jersey Immigration Attorney Susan Scheer has created a video to help with some of the questions she often gets in the office. Many clients will ask us if there are “Education Requirements” for deferred action, so […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Obtaining an H-1 Visa with an Incomplete Degree

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New Jersey Immigration Attorney Susan Scheer has created an educational video entitled H-1 Professional Visa with an Incomplete Bachelor’s Degree to help those who wish to obtain an H-1 working Visa but have not completed their bachelor’s degree. Once you have watch this short video, contact experienced New Jersey Immigration Attorney Susan Scheer to help you earn […]