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The U.S. immigration landscape is undergoing major transformation as policymakers introduce new fees, adjust eligibility requirements, and reconsider pathways for workers, students, and families. These shifts reflect a broader effort to modernize the system while tightening enforcement and closing long-standing loopholes. Understanding what’s changing can help immigrants, employers, and advocates prepare for the evolving legal […]

Falling in love is universal, but when your partner lives in another country, the path to building a life together in the United States can be complex. Marriage-based immigration offers a legal route for foreign nationals to live permanently in the U.S. with their American spouses. Understanding how this process works, the required petitions, and the […]

Divorce is never easy, but navigating a divorce in Miami brings its own unique challenges and legal considerations. Whether you’re facing a contested or uncontested divorce, Florida law has specific requirements and procedures that must be followed. Hiring an experienced family law attorney is not just recommended—it’s crucial to protecting your rights, your assets, and […]

Navigating the U.S. immigration system can be complex for anyone, but for LGBTQ individuals, it often comes with additional layers of risk, fear, and uncertainty. At Casais & Prias, PLLC, we proudly provide compassionate, experienced legal representation for LGBTQ immigrants in Miami and throughout the United States. Our goal is to create a safe, inclusive […]

For lawful permanent residents (green card holders), U.S. citizenship through naturalization is the next step toward securing full rights, including voting and passing citizenship to your children. At Casais & Prias, we guide clients through every phase of this critical journey with personalized support. Are You Eligible? To qualify for naturalization, you generally must meet […]

Love knows no borders, and in the U.S., neither does immigration law.  Since the landmark rulings in Windsor (2013) and Obergefell (2015), same-sex couples enjoy the same immigration opportunities as heterosexual couples . If you’re engaged to a U.S. citizen and planning to marry, a K-1 fiancé(e) visa can be your pathway to building a […]