by Alfredo Lozano | Sep 21, 2026 | Immigration, Work Visas
Texas has a physician shortage, and it is especially severe in rural and border communities. Towns across the Concho Valley, the Rio Grande border region, and West Texas struggle to recruit and retain doctors for primary care, internal medicine, psychiatry, and other...
by Alfredo Lozano | Sep 17, 2026 | Immigration, Policy Updates
Few topics in immigration law generate more fear and more misinformation than public charge. Families across San Antonio, Eagle Pass, and the Rio Grande Valley routinely avoid essential services like food assistance, children’s health insurance, and prenatal care...
by Alfredo Lozano | Sep 14, 2026 | Adjustment Of Status, Immigration
Filing for a green card through adjustment of status means committing to staying in the United States while USCIS processes your case. But life does not stop because you filed an I-485. Family emergencies, business obligations, and personal commitments abroad do not...
by Alfredo Lozano | Sep 10, 2026 | Business Immigration, Immigration, Worker Visa
Every year, thousands of Texas businesses face the same problem: seasonal demand spikes and not enough workers to meet it. Landscapers need crews before spring. Hotels along the River Walk staff up for tourist season. Restaurants, event venues, and construction...
by Alfredo Lozano | Sep 7, 2026 | Business Immigration, Green Card, Immigration
The EB-3 is the most accessible employment-based green card category for workers who have a U.S. job offer and an employer willing to sponsor them. Unlike the EB-1, which requires extraordinary ability or multinational executive status, or the EB-2, which demands an...
by Alfredo Lozano | Sep 3, 2026 | Immigration, Work Visas
For most immigrants in the United States, working legally requires an Employment Authorization Document, commonly called an EAD or work permit. Whether you are waiting on a green card, have DACA, hold Temporary Protected Status, or fall into one of dozens of other...
