If you are a male that wants to apply for citizenship in the United States, and at any time between your 18th and 26th birthday you live in the US, you are required to register for the Selective Service. But what happens if you fail to register with the Selective Service and want to apply […]

If you have a seriously delinquent tax debt, meaning that you owe the IRS more than $54,000 (including penalties and interest) and have a federal tax lien or levy, you may be wondering, “Can the IRS cancel my passport?” The short answer is yes. Here are your options. Read on to hear immigration attorney Rolando […]

If you and your spouse choose to get divorced, you may be at a loss on where to start. Read on for some professional advice on how to file for divorce in Coral Gables from Casais & Prias, PLLC, a Miami-based law firm. Read on to hear Attorney Nadja A. Prias explain more about divorce […]

As an immigration attorney, clients often ask what types of visas are available in order to live and work in the United States. The answer is that there are only two ways to live and work in the U.S. – through family or through work. Visa Through Family Through family, you would need a United […]

Frequently, clients who have partners living outside the United States inquire about the distinctions between a fiancée visa and a marriage visa. There are many types of visas, so the difference between a fiancée visa and a marriage visa is important to understand. At Casais & Prias, we get questions about this distinction often, and […]

If you and your partner are engaged, but apart because they are citizens of another country, you may be interested in learning about your options for helping them gain citizenship in the United States. Casais & Prias can help you to acquire a fiance visa in Miami. LGBTQA+ fiance visas are one of the more […]