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The USCIS Backlog: What it means for Immigration Applicants
Many immigration applicants have been facing long wait times and processing delays due to an enormous backlog at United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). In FY 2020, USCIS experienced a 61% increase in pending applications compared to the previous year, while the agency’s staffing levels only increased by 1%. This backlog has caused significant…
Understanding the Latest Changes in United States Immigration Policy
Immigration has always been a hot topic in the United States, as the country has long been seen as a beacon of hope for those in search of a better life. However, in recent times, the subject has become an even more complex and contentious issue. With the recent changes in the government’s immigration policies…
What is SIJS?
The United States is a land of opportunity and a safe haven for many foreign nationals around the globe. Many children are brought into the country by their guardians or left behind by their parents who chose to move to the US in search of a better life. Unfortunately, some of these children end up…
Navigating the United States Immigration Process
The United States of America is known as the land of opportunities, attracting people all over the world. Many individuals dream of visiting or moving to the U.S. for different reasons, including work, study, or to reunite with family. However, making this dream a reality requires navigating the complex U.S. immigration process. This process can…
42-B Cancellation of Removal
What Is Cancellation of Removal? Cancellation of removal is a way to stop removal proceedings against you. If you succeed in your application for cancellation, you will no longer be in removal proceedings. An immigration judge (IJ) will listen to your case and decide if you qualify for cancellation of removal. To apply, you must…
Guide to Voluntary Departure: Everything You Need to Know
What is Voluntary Departure? Voluntary departure refers to the option available for individuals to leave the United States without being issued a formal removal order. This can be granted by ICE or CBP either before or during the removal proceedings. In cases where removal proceedings have already begun, an Immigration Judge has the authority to…
Cuban Adjustment Act Eligibility
The Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) is a law enacted in 1966 that allows Cuban nationals or natives to adjust their status to lawful permanent residents of the United States. To qualify for CAA, an individual must be a Cuban national or a native of Cuba and have been physically present in the United States for…
Dual Citizenship
Dual Citizenship: What to Know Becoming an American citizen is a dream for many immigrants: the American passport is one of the strongest in the world, allowing for visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel to over 180 countries; you can vote, attend school without a student visa, and access public benefits if you need to; and you…
Why Do I Need an Immigration Lawyer?
5 Reasons Why You Need an Immigration Lawyer If you or a loved one are trying to immigrate to the United States, you’ve probably realized how frustrating, stressful, and emotional the experience can be. That’s why the team of legal professionals at Rozas has helped immigrants all over the country with their legal issues for…
What is the Difference Between Conditional Residence & Permanent Residence?
What is a Conditional Green Card? If you’re a foreign national and have been married to your spouse that is a United States citizen for under 2 years when you arrive in the US on an immigrant visa or are approved for a green card, you’ll start out your new life as a “conditional resident.”…
