Among the risks that immigrants face in the country, domestic violence is one of the most common. It is important for you to know that if you […]
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How long is an immigrant detained in the United States?
One of the biggest fears that an immigrant can be subjected to is deportation. At Quiroga Law Office we tell you what you should know about the […]
Read moreWhat crimes does the immigration authorities not forgive in 2020?
Committing a criminal offense may affect the immigration status of any immigrant in the United States. Find out below some of the crimes that may seriously harm […]
Read moreCan a DACA recipient marry a U.S. citizen?
If you are a DACA recipient and plan to marry a US citizen, please read carefully. Here you will find everything you need to know about it. […]
Read moreWhy can’t DACA recipients become citizens?
DACA grants different benefits to its recipients, but US citizenship is not one of them. We will tell you why. In 2012, then-Secretary of Homeland Security, Janet […]
Read moreCan I renew my 10-year-expired Green Card?
If your Green Card is expired, we tell you what to do to renew it. Although this is a highly unlikely situation because most Green Cards expire […]
Read moreWhat is the difference between DACA and DREAMERS?
Even when these two words are related to immigration, their meanings are different. At Quiroga Law Office we tell you what each of them means: What is […]
Read moreCan I obtain a Green Card without an H1B visa?
Before answering the question, let us briefly review what each document is for: The Green Card or Permanent Resident Card is the document that grants legal status […]
Read moreWhat is the difference between a Green Card and a visa?
Get to know the differences between a Green Card and a visa, and what each of them is for. Many people believe that a visa and a […]
Read moreK-1 visa, what are its requirements and how long does it take?
Learn in detail what you should know about the K-1 visa, its requirements, and processing times. What is a K-1 visa? It is known as a fiancé(e) […]
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