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Don’t take bad US immigration law advice

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jun 2, 2020 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

There is a lot of confusing information about immigration, and it can be hard to separate the good advice from the bad. Of course, people usually do not give out misguided advice on purpose. The problem is really that U.S. immigration law is complicated. But for...

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Sponsoring children with family immigration

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | May 21, 2020 | Family Immigration, Firm News

Family means everything to a lot of people in Louisiana, and living without loved ones nearby might be unimaginable. However, living apart from relatives is just another part of everyday life for many immigrants. This is especially tough for parents who are separated...

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US immigration law — Can I file for unemployment?

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | May 18, 2020 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Losing a job can be devastating, especially for people who are hard workers and proud of their jobs. But things may be a little more complicated for certain groups of people like immigrants who are working in Louisiana and worried about running afoul of U.S....

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US citizenship out of reach for some immigrant service members

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | May 11, 2020 | Firm News, US Citizenship

There are many active duty men and women assigned to one of several military bases in Louisiana. But contrary to what some might believe about the United States Armed Forces, not all of the people serving are U.S. citizens. Immigrants can not only serve in the...

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Employment immigration: Securing a temporary work visa

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | May 8, 2020 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

Louisiana is a great place to live, and foreign nationals have several different options for making that happen. One way is through employment immigration, which gives immigrants the opportunity to work in the United States. Temporary work visas are fairly common in...

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Reasons for grounds of inadmissibility

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Apr 20, 2020 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

There are a lot of reasons why you might have been denied entry to the United States. Understanding why an immigration official decided you were inadmissible is important for fighting the decision. If you are still hoping to live in Louisiana one day, here are some...

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Wage concerns among H-1B workers

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Apr 10, 2020 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

Working in Louisiana with an H-1B visa has many benefits, including guaranteed pay even during non-productive periods. This means that H-1B workers will not miss out on pay if they are furloughed or if their employer has to temporarily close. However, there are ways...

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More H-2B visas available for employment immigration

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Apr 6, 2020 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

Seasonal workers are an essential part of the United States' workforce, and immigrants fill many of the seasonal positions in Louisiana. These seasonal workers come to this country on H-2B visas, although getting one is not always easy. However, the Department of...

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US immigration law makes allowances for the COVID-19 virus

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Mar 25, 2020 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

It is hard to ignore some of the growing unease around new immigration policies, especially when it comes to health and public benefits. But immigrants in Louisiana who are also worried about the coronavirus can still get related medical help without losing some of...

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Getting proof of your US citizenship

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Mar 16, 2020 | Firm News, US Citizenship

Becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States is a long and hard journey. Actually getting that U.S. citizenship usually feels like a conclusive end to things, but a lot of people overlook something very important -- actually getting proof. Naturalized citizens...

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