Guidance and Future Reference
Below is a list of articles written by Richard Herman that would give you the best understanding of litigation, immigration, documentation and even videos explaining how the litigation system works. If you have any questions regarding a case, please do not hesitate to call today at 1 (800) 808-4013.
The I-212 Waiver Application: A Step-by-Step Guide
Approval of your I-212 waiver application might be the only way that you can return to the United States, at least for a long time. Because of this, you need to be particularly careful to avoid any errors or omissions. Use this brief step-by-step guide in conjunction with the I-212 Instructions and advice from your immigration lawyer.
How to win your deportation case with cancellation of removal
The Department of Homeland Security defines deportation as “the formal removal of an alien from the United States when the alien has been found removable for violating the immigration laws.”
What are “Unlawful Entry” and “Unlawful Presence” Under US Immigration Law?
Both unlawful entry into and unlawful presence in the US are violations of US immigration law that can result in deportation, long-term bns on re-entering the US and in some cases, even criminal liability. In view of the seriousness with which US immigration authorities take these offenses, it seems appropriate to explain precisely what these offenses entail.
Happy New Year from The Herman Legal Group! (Immigrants Help Make America Great)
The Herman Legal Group wishes everyone a safe and [...]
Congratulation to Erin James for Appointment to Board of Norman Minor Bar Association!
Herman Legal Group, LLC would like to congratulate our colleague, immigration attorney Erin James, on being elected to the Norman S. Minor Bar Association 2020-2022 executive board. For the next two Erin will serve as the Membership secretary of the organization. On Friday, December 20, 2019, Erin along with the other executive officers was sworn in by Judge Solomon Oliver, Jr.
Petition I-140 is Denied: What To Do Next
If you have received notice that USCIS denied your I-140 Petition for Alien Worker, there are a few different options you can take.
Filing I-751 Based on Claim of Exceptional Hardship
An individual who seeks to file an I-751 petition must present that his/her case is very unique. Petitions based on exceptional hardship are very difficult to obtain approval; therefore, you will want to seek counsel from an experienced immigration attorney in order to evaluate whether filing under this ground is your best option, and if not, find your best solution.
Asylum When Facing Deportation
Applying for asylum becomes a bit more complex when you are already facing deportation proceedings. Asylum may be your best removal defense when immigration authorities are trying to eject you from the US but you fear to return to your home country.
