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New Jersey Consular Processing: Sponsoring an Orphaned Relative The process of sponsoring an orphaned relative to immigrate to the United States can be a complex and emotionally charged journey. Families who have lost a loved one may be left caring for a child who has no legal standing in the United States, which can make…
Adjustment of Status for Individuals with Extraordinary Ability in New Jersey: EB-1A Cases The United States offers various pathways for talented individuals to obtain permanent residency, and one of the most prestigious routes is the EB-1A visa. This visa category is reserved for those who have demonstrated extraordinary ability in their field, whether in the…
Exploring Non-Immigrant Visas for Film and Television Industry Professionals in New Jersey The film and television industry is known for its global appeal and creative diversity, attracting talent from all corners of the world. For professionals working in this field, whether as actors, directors, producers, or technical crew, the opportunities to work on international productions…
The Role of Immigration Lawyers in New Jersey Family-Based Cases Navigating the immigration process can be overwhelming, particularly for families seeking to reunite through family-based immigration. The complexities of the U.S. immigration system require in-depth legal knowledge and understanding, which can often leave individuals confused about the best way to proceed. For families in New…
The Role of Expert Witnesses in New Jersey Deportation Cases Attorney Susan W. Scheer attended Douglass College at Rutgers University and received her B.A. in 1974. She attended Georgetown University to get her M.A.T. in 1977 and went on to receive her J.D. from Georgetown as well in 1982. Susan is admitted to practice in…
The Role of Public Opinion in New Jersey Deferred Action Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has been a significant and, at times, controversial policy in the United States. It provides temporary relief from deportation and work authorization to eligible immigrants who were brought to the country as children. In New Jersey, as in other…
Adjustment of Status for Crime Victims in New Jersey: T Visa Cases Navigating the complexities of immigration law can be an overwhelming experience, especially for crime victims seeking protection in the United States. For those in New Jersey who have been victims of severe forms of human trafficking, the T visa offers a pathway to…
Non-Immigrant Visas for Cultural Exchange Programs in New Jersey Cultural exchange programs offer unique opportunities for individuals to experience life in a different country, share their culture, and learn about new ones. For many, these programs provide a gateway to broadening horizons, fostering international friendships, and enhancing professional skills. In New Jersey, participation in these…
Common Interview Questions in New Jersey Family-Based Immigration Cases Family-based immigration is one of the most common pathways to obtaining legal status in the United States. For many immigrants in New Jersey, the journey to reunite with family members often includes navigating the complexities of the U.S. immigration system. A critical step in this process…
Deportation and Employment Rights in New Jersey Understanding the intersection of deportation and employment rights is critical for non-citizens living and working in New Jersey. The complexities of immigration law, combined with the pressures of maintaining employment, create a challenging environment for many individuals. In New Jersey, where a significant portion of the workforce is…