Blog: Family Immigration

I Got a USCIS Request for Evidence: Does This Mean My Green Card Will Be Denied?

May 29, 2026

Seeing a Request for Evidence from USCIS can make your stomach drop. You may have been waiting months for news about your Green Card application. You may have checked your case status over and over, hoping to see progress. Then, instead of an approval, you receive a notice saying USCIS needs more information. It is natural to feel afraid. You may wonder if something is wrong with your case, if USCIS does not believe your...

What Every Family Lawyer Needs to Know About Immigration Law.... And What Every Immigration Lawyer Needs to Know About Family Law.

May 27, 2026

Increasingly, we find that lawyers are specializing in a particular area of the law. A client may have one attorney to handle their estate planning, another for a municipal court matter, and even a third for a divorce. Two areas of the law that frequently overlap are immigration and family law. If you have an immigration matter and a family law matter it is important to ensure that your attorneys speak with each other...

Marrying a U.S. Citizen After Overstaying a Visa: Can You Still Get a Green Card?

Mar 20, 2026

You fell in love. You got married. Now you want to build a future together in the United States. But there is one big worry hanging over everything: your visa expired, and you are afraid that mistake could stop you from getting a Green Card. This is a common concern. Many people stay longer than their visa allows and later marry a U.S. citizen. In some cases, they may still have a path to a...