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We get questions daily about how the naturalization process works for same-sex couples. Here, our Hialeah citizenship lawyer answers the most common inquiries we receive. As a firm that focuses on both immigration and LGBTQ law, we have a unique perspective to offer guidance on how to best navigate U.S. law regarding same-sex marriage and […]

Applying for U.S. naturalization is exciting, but it can be complicated without legal counsel. Our Miami naturalization attorney can help. If you want to become a naturalized citizen to be with your U.S. citizen spouse or for another reason, the first step is to fill out an application. Having an attorney knowledgeable in immigration law […]

If you are married to a U.S. citizen and want to become a naturalized citizen, there is a process you must follow. To ensure that you do not miss a step, follow the advice of our immigration attorney to gain Florida citizenship through marriage. The most common question our law firm gets regarding Florida citizenship […]

When seeking naturalization in the United States, one step of the process is your USCIS interview. Here is why having your Miami citizenship attorney with you is in your best interest. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) has established a ten-step process for naturalization. Once your preliminary application has been processed, the next step […]

Seeking asylum in the United States is an option for individuals from foreign countries in specific situations. To navigate the asylum process more efficiently, enlisting the assistance of an experienced asylum attorney can be beneficial. Here, managing partner Rolando Casais, Jr. explains the asylum process. According to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), […]

The rules for family reunification are changing. If you are a non-citizen family member or a U.S. citizen trying to gain Green Card status for a foreign family member, our Hialeah immigration attorney can help you navigate the process. New family reunification parole procedures were recently introduced by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) […]