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What Happens at an Immigration Bond Hearing? A Family’s Guide
Your phone rings with a number you don’t recognize, and the voice on the other end tells you ICE has taken someone you love. Here’s exactly what happens at an immigration bond hearing, step by step, so you know what to expect and what to do next. An immigration bond hearing is a short court…
Rozas Law Firm Welcomes Ken Mayeaux and the Mayeaux & Associates Team
Rozas Law Firm is pleased to welcome attorney Ken Mayeaux, along with the attorneys and staff of Mayeaux & Associates L.C., to our firm. The transition will take place during July and August 2026. It brings together two Baton Rouge legal teams that share a commitment to helping immigrants, individuals and families navigate challenging legal…
Green Card Application Changes in 2026: What You Need to Know
The U.S. green card application process changed significantly in May 2026. A new USCIS policy memo now instructs immigration officers to treat Adjustment of Status (the process that lets people apply for a green card without leaving the United States) as an exceptional option rather than a standard one. Most applicants are now expected to…
Can a Permanent Resident Sponsor Their Parents for a Green Card?
Wanting to bring your parents to the United States is one of the most natural things in the world. After years of building your life here, it only makes sense that you’d want your family close — especially as your parents get older. So if you’re a permanent resident asking whether you can start that…
New U.S. Visa Bond Could Cost Travelers Up to $15,000
A new U.S. visa bond pilot program requires some travelers to pay up to $15K before entry. Here’s what it means, who’s affected, and why it matters.
Big Changes to Marriage-Based Green Cards in 2025
Marriage-based green cards are one of the most common paths to lawful permanent residency in the United States. Under the current 2025 administration the process is more complicated than ever. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has implemented new policies, form requirements, and stricter procedures that impact every couple planning to file. At Rozas,…
How California Wildfire Victims Can Protect Their Immigration Cases
How California Wildfire Victims Can Protect Their Immigration Cases The devastating wildfires in California have displaced countless families and disrupted lives across the region. At Rozas, we understand how overwhelming this time can be, especially for immigrants navigating legal processes. This blog provides key steps to protect your immigration case and a list of trusted…
Five Year Work Authorizations
As an immigrant in a foreign country, it can often be difficult to navigate the complex visa and work authorization regulations. The introduction of the new five year work authorization has been a welcomed change for many immigrants in the United States. It not only offers a more secure and longer-term option but also provides…
Children Born Out Of Country To United States Citizen Parents
Citizenship for Children Born Abroad to U.S. Parents Having a child born outside of the United States can present additional obstacles when it comes to getting your child American citizenship. However, if you are a U.S. citizen who has a child born abroad, there are several options available for you to get your child U.S….
I am married to a United States Citizen, but I have a deportation order, can I still apply to adjust my status?
I Have a Deportation Order, Can I Still Apply to Adjust My Status? Often I am asked by potential clients in this very same situation whether or not they have any chance to adjust status and become a Legal Permanent Resident. You guys know the deal. You or your family member enters the United States…
