Category Archives: Susan Scheer Immigration Law Blog

Are you looking for a dedicated Immigration Attorney to help your family? Check out these blogs by our experienced lawyers at the Scheer Law Group in Morristown, NJ.

What To Expect When Obtaining a Visa

What To Expect When Obtaining a Visa

Are you wondering what to expect when obtaining a visa? Contact our New Jersey non-immigrant visa lawyer to get started on your claim today. 1) Visa Waiver v.s. B Visitor Visa A Visa Waiver is a program that 40 countries engage in, but only lasts 90 days. With a Visa Waiver you must travel to the […]

Proving Your Kid is a Citizen

Proving Your Kid is a Citizen

Proving Your Kid is a Citizen Have you recently become a U.S. Citizen and have questions about proving your kid is a citizen? Watch this video, then call our lawyer today. As a New Jersey Immigration Attorney, I am often asked what can be done to prove that any children of an immigrant who was […]

What You Should Know About Permanent Residency

What You Should Know About Permanent Residency

Do you or your loved one need help with immigration related legal matters? Here is what you should know about permanent residency. Call us now! 1) Requirements to File for Citizenship You must be a Green Card holder for at least 3 years or have married a U.S. citizen. You must have lived inside the U.S. […]

Non-Immigrant Visa Questions? Don’t Make These Mistakes

Non-Immigrant Visa Questions Don't Make These Mistakes

Do you have non-immigrant visa questions? Don’t make these mistakes and ruin your case. You need a lawyer. Call our New Jersey attorney today. Work Authorization with a Valid Tourist Visa B1 Visas can not be used to find employment in the U.S. B2 Visas are strictly used for visiting pleasure. Filing for a Travel […]

Start Your Family Based Immigration Claim Before It’s Too Late

Start Your Family Based Immigration Claim Before It's Too Late

Do you have questions about immigration? Start your family based immigration claim before it’s too late! Call our New Jersey attorney today. The Status and Requirements for DAPA Deferred Action for Parents of Adult Citizens or Green Card holders. Any citizen or Green Card hold that has been a US resident for the last 5 years […]

Why You Need a Permanent Residency Lawyer

Why You Need a Permanent Residency Lawyer

Are you looking to obtain permanent residency? Don’t do this on your own! Learn why you need a permanent residency lawyer, then call us today! Requirements to File for Citizenship You must be a Green Card holder for at least 3 years or have married a U.S. citizen. You must have lived inside the U.S. for […]

3 Adjustment of Status Questions

3 Adjustment of Status Questions

Are you or a loved one looking for legal assistance for an adjustment of status? Read these 3 adjustment of status questions, then call us now. 1. What Can I Do If My Abusive Spouse Won’t File the I-751 Form? Their is a waiver for the I-751 that allows you to bypass the joint signature […]

4 Non-Immigrant Visa Facts

4 Non-Immigrant Visa Facts

Do you have questions about immigration and visas? Check out these 4 non-immigrant visa facts, then call our New Jersey lawyer to get started. Studying Abroad Having a Green Card USCIS created the I-131 form which allows you to obtain a reentry permit, which gives you the option to stay outside of the U.S. for […]

3 Deportation Tips

3 Deportation Tips

Do you have questions about deportation? Check out these 3 deportation tips for guidance, then call our New Jersey lawyer to get started. What are the Options Available if a Minor Relative is Detained at the Border There is a program available called Special Immigrant Juvenile Program, which allows someone to attain a work permit […]

3 Consular Processing Tips

3 Consular Processing Tips

If you have questions about consular processing, check out these 3 consular processing tips. Then, call our New Jersey lawyers to get started. Consular Processing at the US Embassy Abroad If you are living abroad you must interview at the U.S. Embassy. If you are not allowed to adjust your status in the U.S. you must […]