On behalf of Stacer, PLC | Jul 24, 2020 | Immigration Law
People from other countries come to the United States for many reasons. Some follow family, some come for jobs and many come seeking a better life — among other things. No matter what brings them here, and regardless of how they enter the country, the fear of...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | Jul 8, 2020 | Immigration Law
The number of foreign nationals residing in Michigan is ever-growing. They come here for various reasons, such as work, school or to start a new life. Unfortunately, many will find themselves dealing with immigration issues that they may be unable to handle on their...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | Jun 25, 2020 | Immigration Law
Millions of Americans have lost their jobs in the last few months, and few have been able to find new work. To help citizens of the United States get back on their feet, a freeze was placed on green cards and certain visas. According to a recent report, that freeze...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | Jun 18, 2020 | Immigration Law
You may have immigrated to the U.S. as an adult, leaving family behind in your nation of origin. However, life is ever-changing, and ultimately you may lose an elderly parent who still lives overseas. When this happens, you may wish to bring your other parent into the...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | Jun 10, 2020 | Immigration Law
Right now, so many things about the future seem uncertain. This is particularly true for immigrants living in Michigan who are here on work visas. So many have lost their jobs in the last few months, which means they may be forced to go back to their native countries....
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | Jun 1, 2020 | Immigration Law
The dream of many immigrants currently residing in Michigan is to become official citizens of the United States. Unfortunately, naturalization is not available to everyone, and the process can be long and confusing. This week, this column will address two of the most...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | May 29, 2020 | Immigration Law
For the many Michigan residents who have not yet achieved U.S. citizenship, there is always a fear that they may be forced to leave the country. These individuals can be removed for a number of reasons. Here are a few things they need to know about deportation. First,...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | May 22, 2020 | Immigration Law
For many who are immigrants to the United States, the thought of deportation is the worst they can imagine. It may mean separation from loved ones, loss of sustainability and the potential for removal to a country that is no longer familiar. However, for some foreign...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | May 13, 2020 | Immigration Law
The U.S. government’s laws for immigration are strict but offer many options for those who wish to visit or live permanently in Michigan or other states. One option for obtaining permanent residency is to marry someone who is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent...
On behalf of Stacer, PLC | May 11, 2020 | Immigration Law
In immigration discussions among Michigan residents, those who enter the country without going through the legal channels often garner the most attention. However, some statistics show that the greater number of those who are unlawfully present belongs to those who...
