Guiding Our Clients Achieve a Better Life
We are always thrilled when cases work out well for our clients, but immigrant success stories are especially meaningful to us being true advocates of diversity. Designated as a best lawyer in the field of immigration law by U.S. News & World Report, Richard Herman and his team of immigration lawyers in Columbus, Cleveland and Detroit treat their clients like family. Our caring approach is combined with aggressive and proven representation to give each client the best fighting chance at success… and ultimately a safe and prosperous life in America.
Immigration Information and Resources for Chicago, Illinois
Chicago is known as a “Rust Belt'' city that has suffered economically and demographically from the shift in the United States economy from manufacturing to information technology. But the wave of immigration that took place in the 1990s added population and vitality to US cities as diverse as Portland, Columbus, and St. Paul, says Richard Herman, prominent US immigration lawyer and founder of the Herman Legal Group. The same process could happen in Chicago.
What Do I Do? I Have a Green Card or Visa, and Have Just Been Charged With a Criminal Offense?
Sometimes, it is in human nature to make mistakes or make decisions that we later regret in life. However, all of your hard work in obtaining that visa might go down the drain the moment you decide to commit a crime or violate US law.
Immigration Information and Resources for Cleveland, Ohio
If you consider moving to Cleveland, a city that each year welcomes close to 3,000 people who decide to become new citizens, you probably want to find out what this city and the state of Ohio can offer to newcomers.
Supreme Court Supports DACA Dreamers in Stunning Rebuke to President Trump’s ”Sorry, No Vacancy” Immigration Policy
On June 18, 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States issued its ruling in Department of Homeland Security v. Regents of the University of California,which declared that the Trump administration’s rescission of the Obama-era Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was an arbitrary and capricious abuse of its authority under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). The 5-4 vote couldn’t have been narrower.
Immigration Information and Resources for Detroit, Michigan
Detroit is a city that certainly has what to offer. There are many reasons Detroit's population has been on a steady decline over the last half-century. Some of those are the cost of living, which is below the national average and more affordable housing than in other major American cities.
Immigration Information and Resources for Buffalo, New York
Buffalo, New York has long been a friendly destination for immigrants and refugees. According to the Partnership for the Public Good, while Buffalo has a low proportion of foreign-born residents compared to other cities, it has a high percentage of refugees. The city has become one of the top places for refugee settlement in America. “From 2000 to 2010, the Buffalo-Niagara Metro Area saw a 33% rise in foreign-born population, growing from 4.4% of the total population in 2000 to 6.0% in 2010.
How to Obtain Your I-192 Waiver (Application for Advance Permission to Enter as a Non-Immigrant)
Once an individual is found to be inadmissible, the US government will not issue him or her a visa to work, study, visit for pleasure, and so on. If you are found to be inadmissible, the only way to be admitted into the country is if you obtain an I-192 waiver, or advanced permission to enter as a nonimmigrant. An I-192 waiver is a form that essentially “forgives” an individual’s ground(s) of inadmissibility and permits him or her to temporarily enter the US for a specific reason and for a specified time period.
Want to Win? How to Choose the Best Immigration Lawyer for You
Navigating the US immigration landscape has never been easy, with its maze-like complexity and its ever-changing policies and regulations. Since 2016, however, the landscape is starting to look more like a minefield than a maze. When trying to make your way across today's immigration battlefield, who will you choose to handle your case?
