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Fake immigration court dates cause mass confusion

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Feb 7, 2019 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

The recent government shutdown threw an untold number of individuals into a state of uncertainty regarding their previously-scheduled immigration court dates. Despite the reopening, many are still dealing with constant confusion and chaos. On a recent Thursday,...

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Dealing with criminal convictions and US Immigration Law

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 31, 2019 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Facing criminal charges in Louisiana is difficult enough as it is, but add in concerns over immigration status and things can very quickly go downhill. Because of how U.S. immigration law treats criminal charges and convictions, you might even feel as if you are being...

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Requirements for citizenship naturalization

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 25, 2019 | Firm News, US Citizenship

There are many advantages to becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States. As a citizen, individuals can exercise various rights -- including the right to vote -- and apply for specific jobs or benefit programs in Louisiana. Those who hope to obtain U.S....

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Immigration court backlog longer than ever before

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 18, 2019 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Immigrating to the United States is a long process filled with paperwork, documents and lots and lots of waiting. Unfortunately, that waiting is only getting worse by the day. Because of several factors -- including a now record government shutdown -- immigration...

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Does US immigration law limit when I an apply for asylum?

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 10, 2019 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

No one should have to fear violence or death for returning to their home, this is the reality for an untold number of people. While this is an extremely distressing situation, applying for asylum can help those currently in Louisiana or who are hoping to make it their...

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Employment immigration for professors or researchers

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 7, 2019 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Teaching or conducting research at a Louisiana university can be an exciting prospect for the future. However, professionals who have yet to reach the top of their chosen profession often worry that there is not any room for them in employment immigration. If you are...

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Does U.S. immigration law protect against deportation?

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 2, 2019 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Being removed from the United States -- also referred to as being deported -- is often a traumatic experience. However, an order of removal is not necessarily the final say on the matter. Under U.S. immigration law, those living in Louisiana might be able to delay or...

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US immigration law changes could negatively impact Iran

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Dec 26, 2018 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Louisiana readers know that immigration is a hot topic right now, and potential new changes could make it even more complex. New proposed legislation could pass sometime soon, which could negatively some people waiting to get green cards. Skilled laborers applying for...

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Employment immigration — how the H-1B visa is changing

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Dec 21, 2018 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

Want to work in the United States? Individuals who hold advanced degrees from institutions in the United States will likely have a leg up when applying for the H-1B visa program. The shifting focus toward individuals with more advanced degrees could change current...

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US immigration law: Do I need a visa to visit Louisiana?

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Dec 17, 2018 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

From delicious food to historical sites, Louisiana has a lot to offer for those planning to visit. While visiting the state from another country might seem quite alluring, the prospect of securing the necessary visas to do so can feel overwhelming. However, under U.S....

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