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An employment visa allows you to stay in the United States. But you often have to take a specific job in order to get – and keep – the visa. Your employer may have sponsored it, showing the government that they would like to hire you because of your skills or...
As an immigrant, you have certain protected rights under the U.S. Constitution. One such right is your freedom of religion and speech. You can protect yourself from criminal charges and deportation by understanding and exercising your rights. For example, you may...
Some defendants facing criminal charges in Kentucky expect a certain degree of lenience from the courts. Those who have never gotten arrested before might expect their prior good behavior to influence how the courts treat them. Those accused of nonviolent offenses may...
When you’re an immigrant whose status is undocumented or uncertain, any encounter with the police can be stressful – even a routine traffic stop for running a red light or taking a turn too wide. Your stress may automatically escalate, however, if the officer who...
Criminal activity can certainly lead to deportation. Immigrants need to be very aware of the local laws and ensure that they follow them to the best of their ability. This is especially true with crimes of moral turpitude, which are more serious criminal acts that...
If you are a U.S. citizen and your partner is a foreign national, a K-1 visa can help you live together as a couple in the United States. This type of visa enables your partner to travel to the U.S. for marriage purposes. Once you are married, your spouse can apply...
Securing the lawful right to live and work in the United States is a major personal achievement. People who immigrate can enjoy more freedom and economic opportunities than they might have in their countries of origin. Those born in other countries can obtain visas...
The hustle and bustle of life in the United States is exhilarating. You are busy building a future and etching your story into the fabric of the nation. The last thing you want is to see that future unravel and lose your right to remain in the U.S. Unfortunately, some...
Many parents are relieved to learn that minor children can apply for asylum in the United States, either as principal applicants on their own right or as derivatives on their parents’ asylum applications. With that said, understanding the unique concerns that need to...
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are relatively common. Some people get arrested after causing crashes. Other people get arrested during traffic stops. Many drivers accused of drunk driving did not even realize they had too much to drink. There was no intent...