Attorney David Wilson Speaks To MPR About Declining Oath Ceremonies In Minnesota
Attorney David Wilson spoke with MPR News about the declining oath ceremonies in Minnesota. Read the article here.
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When “good moral character” decides your future
One overlooked disclosure. One old arrest. One unpaid support order. Any of these can change a naturalization case from routine to denied. In naturalization, “good moral character” is a legal requirement under the Immigration and Nationality Act. USCIS officers review...
Attorney David Wilson Spoke With NPR About The Recently Rescheduled Asylum Cases For Somali Migrants
Attorney David Wilson spoke with NPR about the recent decision from immigration courts to reschedule asylum cases for Somali migrants. Read the full NPR article here.
When can foreign fiancés enter the United States to marry?
Family immigration opportunities may arise from a parent or other close family member moving to the United States. They can also be the result of a developing relationship. People living in the United States with green cards or visas can bring their immediate family...
The limits of a green card granted to a new spouse
A green card is a permanent resident card. People who qualify for green cards are theoretically eligible to remain in the United States forever. So long as they continue to meet basic standards, such as avoiding convictions for crimes of moral turpitude, they can...
Attorney David Wilson Speaks With MPR News About ICE Operation
Our founding attorney, David Wilson, spoke with MPR News about the recent ICE operations in Minnesota. Attorney Wilson represents many of those who have been detained by ICE. Listen to the interview or read the transcript here:...
Understanding F2A visas and how they support family immigration
Families often build their lives across borders, and immigration law provides several paths to keep them together. One of the most important is the F2A visa category, which allows certain family members of lawful permanent residents to immigrate to the United States....
3 reasons a deportation order can be appealed
Hearing an Immigration Judge order you or a loved one to be deported is a devastating moment. It can feel like the end of the road and that you have no options left. However, a judge’s decision is not always the final word. The United States legal system provides an...
Steps to apply for asylum in the United States
Applying for asylum in the United States is a structured process that can protect you if you face persecution in your home country. This article walks you through the key steps so you understand what to expect and how to prepare. File your application within one year...
Can past immigration issues affect your citizenship case?
When you apply for U.S. citizenship, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reviews your entire immigration history. That means past mistakes or complications can affect your application. Knowing what USCIS looks at helps you prepare and deal...