Immigration Law Blog
Immigration & Taxes
Have You Done Your Taxes? Immigration is how we have helped improved many lives, but we also want to see if we can improve your life in other ways. With the new VIP Community Program at The Lozano Law Firm, we help you by sharing your business with our community or by...
Immigration Tip Of The Month: Goals
The Immigration Tip of The Month for February has to do with goals and progress and not allowing fear to stop us. When was he last time you did a reality check and took a moment to look at your life. Look at the day-to-day actions you take. Look at who you surround...
10 Tips For Your Naturalization N-400 Interview
The Naturalization N-400 interview interview is one of the final steps to the Naturalization process in immigration. The N-400 is the name of the application required to become a Naturalized United States citizen. Tips on preparing for your naturalization N-400...
Christmas Tips For The Long-Distance Family Immigration
Family Immigration and Business Immigration work keeps us very busy all year long. But during our annual Christmas festivity, we take time away from the office to have some fun and relax. This year however, the entire team was not able to physically be at the...
Immigration Attorney Q&A Facebook Live
Immigration Attorney Responds To Community After last month's visit to Eagle Pass, we were approached by local media Eagle Pass 411, an online source for community news. They informed us that many of their visitors would benefit from learning more about our services...
Immigration Attorneys In San Antonio, TX As Your Legal Help
Those individuals facing criminal charges are entitled to the help of immigration attorneys in San Antonio, TX. However, less than 40% of immigrants facing deportation in the United States have access to legal representation. In Texas, undocumented immigrant cases are...
Immigrating Your Family When You Live Abroad
We often talk to U.S. citizens who currently live outside of the United States and are now planning to return with their family. These cases are usually not much different from any other family immigration case, but there are a few important factors to consider as you...
When USCIS Makes An Error – I-290B To The Rescue!
The Form I-290B is used to file an appeal or motion to reopen or reconsider a decision made by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on certain applications submitted to them for approval. In most cases, the I-290B must be submitted to USCIS within 30 to...
Don’t Wait Until New I-485 To File Your Application
One June 26, 2017, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) published a revised Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (Form I-485). The new Form I-485 and instructions have been substantially updated with more comprehensive and...
Parole For Entrepreneurs
In January of this year, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a final rule providing foreign individuals who are founders of start-up or entrepreneur companies an opportunity to grow their companies within the United States. The rule is anticipated to...
The L-1B Visa: Transferring Specialized Employees
United States immigration law allows global businesses to transfer employees from a foreign office to a United States office when such a decision is necessary to the interests of the business. The L-1B Visa allows a company to transfer an employee with “specialized...
Immigration Benefits For Family Of Military & Veterans
“Parole in Place” (or PIP) allows certain qualified individuals to apply for lawful permanent residence without leaving the United States, despite their past illegal entry and stay. Noncitizen spouses, parents, and unmarried minor children of U.S. citizen members or...