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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…
Do I Need an Immigration Lawyer for a Fiancé Visa?
You met someone who changed everything, and they happen to live on the other side of the world. Now the relationship comes with a second full-time job: government forms, evidence packets, and a process with a name only lawyers usually say out loud, Form I-129F. Somewhere in the middle of that stack, you’ve probably typed…
Can I Extend My Visa in the US? A Complete Guide for Visitors and Families
The short answer is yes. But only if you act in time. Many visitors find themselves in the same position. You came to the U.S. for a few months, and now circumstances have changed. Maybe your recovery is taking longer than expected. Maybe family needs you here. Whatever the reason, the path forward exists. The…
Understanding the Family Preference Visa Categories (F1–F4)
If you’re a U.S. citizen or green card holder hoping to bring a family member to the United States, you’ve probably come across the term “family preference categories.” This guide breaks down what they are, who qualifies for each one (F1 through F4), and what to realistically expect in terms of wait times. What Are…
Family Visa Updates 2026: What Has Changed and What Families Should Do Now
If you are trying to bring a spouse, child, parent, or sibling to the United States, 2026 has already brought some important updates. The biggest story is not one massive law overhaul. It is a mix of Visa Bulletin movement, current USCIS filing guidance, and a few procedural updates that can change what families should…
Why You Should Consult With a Lawyer Before Filing a Visa for Your Child
Bringing your child to the United States is one of the most personal decisions a family can make. For most parents, it feels like it should be straightforward. You fill out some forms, gather some documents, and wait. How complicated can it really be? The answer, unfortunately, is very. Child visa cases involve specific eligibility…
How to Bring Your Child to the U.S. on a Family Based Visa
Family is the reason most people go through the immigration process in the first place. If your child is still living abroad and you are ready to bring them to the United States permanently, a family based visa is the legal path that makes it possible. The process has real steps, real deadlines, and real…
IR2 vs. F2A Child Visa: What’s the Difference?
Two child visa categories. One big distinction. And if you pick the wrong one, the delay can cost your family months or even years. The IR2 and F2A child visas are both designed to help parents bring their children to the United States permanently. But they work very differently, and which one you need depends…
K-1 Fiancé Visa vs. CR1 Spouse Visa: Pros and Cons
Planning a future in the United States with your partner is exciting, but choosing the right immigration path can feel overwhelming. One of the most common questions couples ask is: What is the difference between a fiancé visa and a marriage visa? For U.S. citizens sponsoring a foreign partner, the two most common options are…
Form I-797 Notice of Action: Different Types & Functions Explained
When you’re navigating the complex world of U.S. immigration, every letter from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) can feel like a big deal. One of the most important pieces of mail you’ll receive is the I-797 Notice of Action. This document is USCIS’s way of keeping you informed about the status of your application….
