This is Part Two of our 2019 in review series. It can also, in a way, serve as a preview […]
2019 in Review, Part Two
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2019 in Review, Part One
This is Part One of Quiroga Law Office’s 2019 Year in review. We don’t think there’s the slightest chance 2019 […]
Christmas for Immigrants
Birthdays, anniversaries, festivities and many other celebrations are occasions that you surely miss from your country. As we talked about […]
Christmas Without Decorations
Imagine a Christmas without decorations. Or greeting cards. How about no ornaments, tinsel, lights, nativity scenes, Christmas music, food, candy, […]
An Immigrant’s White Christmas and a Kid From Spokane
Wherever you go over the next few weeks you won’t be able to escape White Christmas. The Christmas song. The […]
A Whistle Blower Immigrant and Deportation
This is a bit of news that may have been missed under the flood of events last week: an immigrant […]
Immigrants, the Mayflower, and Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Wishing you the best, most bountiful and, of course, thankful of days. This is the time of […]
Thanksgiving Day
As immigrants, it is important to acknowledge the culture and most significant celebrations of the country we live in. Therefore, […]
Trains, Harvest Moons, and Citizenship
What do trains, harvest moons, and U.S. Citizenship have in common? None other than U.S. resident and aspiring citizen, Neil […]
Most Common Mistakes That Immigrants Make Preventing Them From Obtaining The Green Card
What are the situations why USCIS denies a green card? The USCIS denies a green card for several reasons. Today […]