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Many people navigating the U.S. immigration system ask the same question: Do I really need an immigration lawyer, or can I file my case on my own? The answer depends on your specific situation. While some immigration applications can be filed without legal representation, others carry significant risks if handled incorrectly. Understanding the difference can help you […]
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Being involved in a car accident can be frightening and disorienting — especially on busy New York streets. Knowing what to do in the first moments and hours after a crash can protect your health, preserve your legal rights, and help you navigate insurance and potential claims more effectively. 1. Stop and Ensure Safety Under New
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In an important immigration policy update, on January 14, 2026, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced a change that will significantly reduce wait times for thousands of religious workers abroad. The new rule eliminates a long-standing requirement that previously forced many religious workers to remain outside the United States for a full year before
Introduction A Letter of Intent (LOI) summarizes the terms of a potential agreement between a buyer and a seller during a New Jersey business acquisition. As the name implies, it expresses one party’s intention to do business with another before drafting and signing a legal agreement. LOIs can also signify the buying party’s seriousness to
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Introduction U.S. employers may hire international workers to perform temporary nonagricultural services on a one-time, seasonal, peak load, or intermittent basis under an H-2B visa, also called a “guest worker” visa. In this post, a New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut immigration attorney discusses the legal requirements for an H-2B visa, including eligibility requirements, approval
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will require United States Green Card applicants to be fully vaccinated with an approved COVID-19 vaccine starting on October 1, 2021. Applicants must be current on other necessary vaccines and will need to provide acceptable proof of vaccination from a medical provider. This new requirement applies to
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The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)? Domestic violence has been and continues to be a global public health and policy concern. Thousands of people, if not more, fall victim to some form of domestic violence each year. Statistics show that women suffer disproportionately from acts of domestic violence compared to their male counterparts. The Violence
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How to Bring a Family Member to the US American-born or naturalized citizens have many legal options when reunifying with family members living abroad. These options may include green cards, fiancé(e) visas, K-3/K-4 visa, or applying for citizenship. While the information about these programs presented below is general in nature, it is critical to seek
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