The U.S. government is issuing 30,000 monthly travel authorizations spread across all four nationalities. The application is available online only. There is no government filing fee. Once approved, beneficiaries will have travel authorization for 90 days to enter the United States and be eligible to apply for work authorization. The period of parole will be up to two years. Many Mexican Nationals might qualify for this program also! See the examples below.
An individual or entity (i.e. a business) located in the United States who:
Example 1: A Mexican National and his/her Nicaraguan National spouse are residing in Mexico. The supporter applies for the Nicaraguan National and his/her Mexican family. The Mexican spouse and all of their children who are under 21 years old could be approved for Humanitarian Parole along with the Nicaraguan and they all can enter the U.S. together. The sponsor must meet the financial requirement to support all of them. The reason the Mexican Nationals can enter is because he/she/they are immediate relatives of the CHNV national!
Example 2: A Mexican National and his/her Venezuelan National spouse are residing in Mexico. The Mexican National has 2 children ages 3 and 7 from a prior relationship. The supporter applies for the Venezuelan National and his/her Mexican family. If the Venezuelan National is approved for Humanitarian Parole, the Venezuelan National, and the Mexican spouse and his/her Mexican stepchildren could enter the U.S. together. The children must travel into the U.S. with the approved parent. The Mexican passports for the children require the consent of both biological parents. The reason the Mexican Nationals can enter is because he/she/they are immediate relatives of the CHNV national!
As the crisis on the border between Mexico and the United States becomes more and more complicated, it can become difficult to stay on top of everything that is transpiring. Especially now, remaining up to date on the goings on in the world of US immigration is essential, not just for those entering the country, but for those living in the US as well. In this blog, we'll be discussing the current border crisis and what the most recent updates mean for those living here and those looking to immigrate.
President Biden has ended Title 42, a measure that was implemented by former President Trump during the COVID-19 pandemic. This policy enabled US border authorities to quickly reject the majority of asylum seekers without providing an opportunity for them to apply for protection. This resulted in migrants and refugees being sent back to dangerous Mexican border cities where they had little resources. This was considered by many to be a violation of the US's international law obligations. Critics have further condemned the policy for its cruel and inhumane treatment of vulnerable individuals seeking refuge.
Now that Title 42 is ending, President Biden and the White House have taken action at the border in anticipation of the ensuing influx of migrants that will come as a result. 1,500 additional US troops have been sent to the border to assist with the administration of President Biden’s new Asylum Transit Ban. This Ban establishes two procedures. A procedure for people that use the CBP One APP to schedule an asylum interview at a port of entry, and a procedure for people who do not use this APP and arrive at the border without an appointment, and for people that are apprehended seeking to enter the United States illegally.
The Asylum Transit Ban will penalize asylum seekers who don’t apply for protection in other nations they transit through on their way to the United States, unless they come through a pre scheduled appointment at a port of entry or meet a narrow set of exceptions. The appointment must be made on the CBP One app. The Biden administration recently announced that they will make up to 1,000 appointment slots available each day through the app. The CBP One app is being overloaded and you will have to try multiple times and for multiple days to schedule an interview.
The asylum transit ban severely limits asylums for any non-Mexican who cross the U.S.-Mexico border between ports of entry (i.e. walking into the U.S. without permission), unless they had previously applied and been denied asylum in another country before arrival or met a narrow set of exceptions.
The Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, has announced the deployment of the state's newly formed "Texas Tactical Border Force," to be supervised by the Texas National Guard. Additionally, US Customs and Border Protection Agents have initiated a "targeted enforcement operation" in El Paso, a crucial location on the border that has experienced a surge in irregular crossings in recent times.
With the end of Title 42, people seeking asylum in the US must obtain an interview appointment via the CBP One App. If these asylum seekers pass the credible fear test, they will be processed and likely released in the US and can wait for their hearing before an immigration judge. For most of those that attempt to cross into the United States illegally, their process for seeking asylum will be subject to a higher standard of proof to be permitted to remain in the United States and seek asylum before an immigration judge. If you or your family need help navigating these changes or understanding how they may affect you directly, contact the incredible legal team at Familia America today for assistance with any questions you may have about seeking asylum in the United States.
Governor Ron DeSantis signed Florida Bill 1718 and it will go into effect July 1, 2023. In this blog, we'll discuss everything you need to know about the bill, including what the bill actually calls for and how it affects both current and future residents of Florida and anyone that is traveling in and out of Florida. This bill affects United States Citizens as well! It affects all employers in Florida. It is a crushing blow to Immigrant Rights. President Biden’s administration is expected to sue the State of Florida and will seek an injunction against the implementation of this bill. Similar bills have been defeated in Arizona and Texas.
The bill imposes strict regulations and severe repercussions. It mandates heightened employment verification protocols, criminalizes individuals who travel with undocumented people, instructs hospitals to disclose expenses incurred while treating them, and prohibits the utilization of out-of-state driver's licenses for undocumented individuals in Florida. The legislation comprises nearly all the provisions that DeSantis requested, with the notable exclusion of the prohibition on in-state tuition for the children of immigrants not making it into the final bill.
Below we've compiled brief summaries of each of the new stipulations featured in SB 1718:
The federal government's E-verify system, previously applicable only to public employers and contractors, has now been extended to encompass all companies with 25 or more employees. This bill requires employers to verify the eligibility of their new hires via E-Verify and those who fail to comply may risk license revocation. Additionally, the bill facilitates random audits of businesses suspected of hiring undocumented workers.
Public agencies are also required to use the E-Verify system to verify a new employee’s employment eligibility.
Employers cannot continue to employ an unauthorized alien after obtaining knowledge that a person is or has entered the country illegally. Employers are required to verify a new employee’s employment eligibility within three business days after the first day the new employee begins working for pay.
It is unlawful for any person to knowingly employ, hire, recruit or refer, either for herself or himself or on behalf of another, for private or public employment within the state, a “foreign national” who is not authorized to work in the U.S. Violating the new law could result in a series of escalating penalties that could lead to the state suspending or revoking all licenses to operate their business.
Makes it a crime to transport five or more undocumented people or a single undocumented minor (even your own undocumented children or stepchildren) into the State of Florida. A person can be convicted of a second degree felony subject to a $10,000 fine and up to 15 years in prison.
Undocumented people are no longer permitted to use driver’s licenses issued from other states and prohibits Florida state ID cards to be issued to them. Thus, truckers with an out of state commercial driver’s license would not be permitted to use that license to drive into Florida.
Effective immediately, hospitals receiving federal and state Medicaid reimbursements must maintain records and submit reports on the cost of treating undocumented immigrants in emergency rooms. Thus, these hospital personnel are required to ask the immigration status of each person it treats.
SB 1718 also bars non-citizens from using out-of-state driver’s licenses in Florida. Additionally, local governments are prohibited from financing the development of identification cards for illegal immigrants.
Governor DeSantis had aimed to abolish in-state tuition for the children of undocumented immigrants, commonly known as “Dreamers.” However, he encountered insufficient backing in the state legislature. Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers recognize that access to higher education is advantageous for Florida's overall economy. The bill does, however, revoke a 2014 regulation that granted undocumented immigrants the right to practice law in the state.
The legislation allocates a maximum of $12 million to finance the Unauthorized Alien Transport Program, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Division of Emergency Management. This program was established as a result of DeSantis's relocation of migrants from Texas to Martha's Vineyard in the previous year.
DeSantis, a U.S. presidential candidate in 2024, has aggressively pursued multiple anti-immigration policies during his tenure. Starting with his effort to ban "sanctuary cities", his latest bill is the culmination of these measures. Advocates of this law assert that it is necessary to safeguard Floridians from an influx of immigrants, while critics decry it as inhumane and excessive.
Florida businesses must exercise caution when hiring and comply with E-Verify regulations due to the recent legislation. The agriculture, hospitality, and construction sectors are experiencing a severe shortage of workers since the announcement of the signing of the bill. Furthermore, individuals working in healthcare may encounter challenges as undocumented immigrants may be hesitant to seek medical attention due to the fear of being deported.
If you have concerns regarding the effect of the legislation on yourself or your business, it is recommended to seek assistance from legal counsel. With the aid of a knowledgeable immigration attorney, you can receive guidance on hiring policies and other related concerns to ensure adherence to the new regulations. The skilled legal team at Familia America is here to answer any questions you may have and is committed to ensuring the safety and security of immigrants throughout the country. Contact us today, and we'll answer any questions you may have as you navigate the effects of this bill and the always-changing US immigration system.
In October 2022, The Biden Administration has a policy of waiving the green card interview for family based immigration petitions if the application is well prepared and, most importantly, the applicant has a right to adjust status in the United States. A family immigration attorney with expertise in this area is invaluable. No one wants to go to an immigration interview. Now is your time to take advantage of the policy and it is likely that you will get your green card application approved without going to an interview. Since October 2022, 99.5% of the adjustment of status applications that were filed by Familia America have been approved without an interview! You are in good hands with Ms. Cardenas whether you live near her offices in Salt Lake City, Utah or San Jose, California or live anywhere in the United States. We are here to represent you. What makes the chances so high for you? Here are some tips.
The short answer is that most people who last entered the U.S. with permission, either with a visa, or parole, or being waved into the U.S. in plain sight in a car through a port of entry an adjust status in the U.S. Most of these people are immediate family members, mothers, fathers, spouses, and children of United States Citizens or lawful permanent residents. The first step in having the opportunity to adjust status without an interview is determining if you are one of those people that are legally eligible to receive your green card in the U.S. You don’t want to throw your money away and file for adjust status only to be denied. The U.S. government will not return your filing fees. Time and money is lost. On the other hand, if the law is on your side, you should and can file to adjust status in the United States and you may very well get your green card in the mail without an interview. Ms. Cardenas and her team have helped thousands of people get their green cards in the U.S. and over 96% of her clients have received their green cards without an interview since 2022. You could be one of them?
When it comes to hiring an immigration lawyer, the sooner the better! An experienced immigration lawyer will evaluate your individual case and provide key insights into your options.
Immigration is federal law, and that means Ms. Cardenas can represent you even if you live in Los Angeles, California, Dallas, Texas, New York City, New York, Las Vegas, Nevada, or Salt Lake City, Utah. A well prepared immigration petition is critical to your success. Once the attorney knows that you can file for adjustment of status, an experienced attorney will prepare your application professionally. Sure, someone can prepare the forms themselves, but Immigration Petitions are much more than the forms, it is the supporting documentation and evidence that is critical to success. Want a work permit or the opportunity to travel outside the U.S. and back during the application process? Ms. Cardenas and her team can prepare these applications that can be filed with the adjustment of status application. Yes, you may be able to travel to see friends and family that you may not have seen in years, even if you are undocumented! Imagine it. The Familia America team are experts in well prepared applications and are very successful. With an advocate on your side, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that your case is being handled with the utmost care and attention to detail.
Familia America and Ms. Cardenas has extensive experience and success. Here are the top things that immigration officers look for to approve the application without an interview:
If you have any questions and you want to get your green card without interview, contact Ms. Cardenas and the team at Familia America for the information you need.
Are you considering applying for advance parole? If so, you are certainly not alone. Advance parole is an important document that allows you to travel outside the United States and return to the United States with advance permission based upon a document that is issued by the USCIS. This makes international travel much easier, predictable and safe. Thousands of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients have successfully traveled on advance parole. However, there are still plenty of questions surrounding what advance parole is, how it works, and what requirements must be met in order to obtain one. In this blog, we will answer some of these frequently asked questions about advance parole so that you can make an informed decision about whether or not it’s the right choice for you.
Advance parole is an official document that grants permission to those who hold it to re-enter the United States without having a valid immigrant or nonimmigrant visa. However, it's important to remember that in order to receive the benefits of advance parole, you must have been approved before leaving the United States. If you have not been approved for advance parole prior to your journeying outside of the United States, you will not be allowed to re-enter the United States until you have obtained a valid visa that allows you to do so.
Advance parole is a very useful tool for residents of the United States who may need to travel abroad for a variety of reasons. Whether it be traveling for work, visiting a relative, attending a funeral, attending a business seminar, getting affordable medical treatment, visiting a loved one’s grave, or studying abroad,, having advance parole allows certain people the ability to make these journeys despite other factors that may typically disallow them from leaving and re-entering. Those who have DACA, those who have a pending application for adjustment of status, those who have been admitted to the United States as a refugee or who have been granted asylum, those who have been granted benefits under the Family Unity Program, those who have been granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS), and those who have an asylum application pending can all benefit from applying for advance parole.
Advance parole can be very helpful to many people in the United States. It can truly be useful to nonpermanent residents of the United States who need to leave and re-enter the country thanks to its three main benefits. The first benefit of advance parole is obvious and has been mentioned quite a bit: advance parole allows you to travel abroad and re-enter the United States without having to obtain a visa. The second benefit that advance parole offers is it preserves your “status” and your pending applications as if you had not left the United States. The third benefit is that you may be able to apply for adjustment of status after you are paroled into the United States. Advance parole can be the key to your future in the United States as a lawful permanent resident.
There is a wide array of reasons that somebody may be deemed ineligible for advance parole. Those who are in the United States without a valid immigration status, those we are out of DACA status, those who are subject to the foreign residence requirement, those who are in possession of a previously issued re-entry permit or refugee travel document which is still valid unless it was returned to USCIS or proven to be lost, those who are the beneficiary of a private bill, or those who are under removal proceedings would all be deemed ineligible for advance parole.
The advance parole application can be a lengthy process. The average turnaround time for advance parole is around two to three months.
The only limitation that is placed on the time you spend abroad is the expiration date on the advance parole. This period begins on the date the advance parole is issued and the advance parole cannot be used at any time after it expires.
Advance parole and immigration as a whole can be a very tricky and stressful process that may be difficult for those without a working knowledge of the US immigration system to navigate. That's why, no matter what your status is, it's important to have a skilled and dedicated immigration lawyer on your side. The legal team at Familia America has years of expertise and experience to help you through every step of the advance parole process and ensure that everything goes as smoothly. If you have any more questions about advance parole or would like more information about the immigration system in the US, contact us today and we'll give you all the information and assistance you need throughout your immigration journey.
Same-sex marriage is still a controversial topic in many countries, and this controversy can pose special challenges for same-sex couples who are hoping to immigrate to a new country. Immigration laws differ from country to country, and if you’re in a same-sex relationship, it’s important to understand what does or does not constitute legal recognition of your union. It is also essential that you have an experienced same-sex marriage immigration lawyer on your side when navigating through the immigration process. A same-sex marriage immigration lawyer attorney with expertise in this area will be able to provide the necessary guidance about which types of documents may be required for successful immigration applications as well as how best to present them to ensure the smoothest immigration process possible.
The short answer is that most developed and developing countries now recognize same-sex marriage legally, including Canada, the United States and many European nations. This means that if two people are married according to their home nation’s laws they should be eligible for certain benefits associated with immigration such as family reunification or spousal sponsorship programs regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. That said, there is still some variation between countries so it pays off to do your own research ahead of time and make sure all relevant requirements for the country you’re immigrating to are met before submitting any paperwork related to same-sex marriage immigration.
When it comes to hiring a same-sex marriage immigration lawyer, the sooner the better! A same-sex marriage immigration lawyer can evaluate your individual case and provide key insights into what does or does not constitute legal recognition of your union in the country to which you’re applying for entry. An experienced attorney will also be able to help fill out the necessary paperwork, ensuring that all documents are properly filled out and submitted on time with no mistakes. In addition, a same-sex marriage immigration lawyer will be able to anticipate any potential issues that may arise throughout the process so that they can be addressed before causing any further delays. With an advocate on your side, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that your case is being handled with the utmost care and attention to detail.
Being in a same-sex marriage does not have to be a barrier to successful immigration, but you do need to make sure that all relevant documentation is properly filled out and submitted on time. This is where an experienced same-sex marriage immigration lawyer comes in handy. They will be able to provide advice as well as guide you through the immigration process, ensuring that all the required documents are correctly submitted. With an advocate on your side, you’ll have the best possible chance of achieving a successful outcome for your immigration application.
Familia America has long been a strong supporter of same-sex couples and immigration and believes that everyone is equal regardless of gender, sexual orientation, or any other factor. We understand the unique challenges faced by same-sex couples who are seeking to immigrate, and we seek to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible. Our experienced team of same-sex marriage immigration professionals understands that each case is unique, and we are committed to providing tailored advice and guidance to ensure the best possible outcome for our clients. We believe that everyone should have the right to pursue their dreams regardless of who they love which is why we strive to provide an inclusive service for same-sex couples looking to immigrate. Our team works hard to stay up-to-date on all changes in immigration law so that our clients receive the most accurate advice while navigating this complex process. We are passionate about supporting same-sex couples who wish to start a new life together in another country, ensuring they receive individualized attention every step of the way.
If you have any questions about how a same-sex immigration attorney can help you in your immigration journey or the immigration process in general, contact the team at Familia America for the information you need.
Are you looking for a good immigration lawyer to help you with your case? Finding the right immigration attorney can be a daunting task, but it is essential if you want to ensure that your application or legal proceedings are handled properly. From understanding how to do research on potential lawyers, what questions to ask during an initial consultation, and what qualifications should be looked for in an experienced immigration attorney - there’s a lot of information out there when it comes to finding the right person for the job. In this blog, we will provide some tips and advice on how best to go about finding the perfect lawyer who meets all of your needs.
It is important to do your research when looking for a good immigration lawyer. While asking friends and family for referrals can be helpful, it’s also important to look online for reviews and recommendations from other people who have used the services of an immigration attorney. Reading through these reviews can give you an idea of what other clients think about a particular lawyer or law firm, as well as their experience with them.
Once you have narrowed down your list of potential immigration lawyers, it’s important to ask questions during an initial consultation in order to find the right fit for you. When meeting with a lawyer, make sure to inquire about their experience and qualifications in dealing with immigration cases similar to yours. Ask them how long they have been practicing immigration law and what success rate they have had in the past. Additionally, be sure to ask about fees and payment options so that you can get an idea of how much the legal services will cost. By having all this information upfront, you can make an informed decision when selecting the best attorney for your case.
When looking for a good immigration lawyer, it is important to make sure that they have the necessary qualifications and credentials. It is necessary to check their experience in dealing with cases similar to yours and make sure that they are qualified to handle your case. Additionally, ask about their success rate in past cases as well as what fees will be involved.
Throught the process of finding a good immigration lawyer, it is important to consider their experience in dealing with cases like yours. It is essential to ask questions during the initial consultation about their experience with cases that are similar to yours. It is important to consider the specific needs of your case when selecting an immigration attorney and if you have a complex or difficult situation, for example, then you may want to seek out someone who has experience specifically dealing with similar issues.
When you are looking for a good immigration lawyer, it is important to evaluate their communication style. You want to make sure that your attorney can effectively communicate with you and understand your needs. When evaluating an immigration attorney's communication style, there are several key points to consider. First, look at how they respond to questions or inquiries from potential clients. Are they patient and willing to explain things clearly? Do they provide helpful advice or just the bare minimum information? Second, observe how well the attorney communicates with other professionals in the field such as judges or other lawyers. Finally, pay attention to how quickly they reply back when contacted by phone or email; good communication should always be prompt and timely. By taking these factors into consideration when hiring an immigration lawyer, you will be able to find one who meets all of your expectations regarding good communication skills.
At Familia America, our attorney is highly experienced in immigration law and has a proven track record of success. Our goal is to make the immigration process as smooth as possible for our clients, which is why we offer personalized legal services tailored to each individual’s unique situation. We take the time to listen, explain the laws thoroughly, and provide realistic advice on how best to move forward with any legal matters. If you’re looking for a good immigration lawyer who you can count on for straightforward answers and dedicated representation, contact Familia America today!
The entire process of immigration can be tough. There many forms to fill out and knowledge you need to have. Our current immigration system is broken. Now it’s more important than ever to seek out a family immigration attorney. They can make the process a whole lot smoother. Hiring an attorney will essentially be less risky for you and more efficient overall. You should also know when, during your process, is the best time to call for a family immigration attorney. It’s often when things are too complex to handle on your own.
When you hire a family immigration attorney, you will assume less risk and the whole immigration process can be more efficient. The family immigration attorney knows specifically what visas and reliefs are available to you. They can help you to avoid rejection or the request for more evidence from the application. Hiring a family immigration attorney ultimately saves you 4-8 weeks in processing time. They can help you prepare for the interview, which also lowers your chance of rejection. A family immigration attorney can advise you and help you avoid certain pitfalls you may encounter on your own. This includes things such as deportation, exclusion of entry, and bars to entry. They can even help if you have had criminal offenses that would put you at risk for deportation.
Hiring a family immigration attorney will give you a higher chance of winning the case. One minor mistake on your application can make you have to wait even longer or they may even outright deny you. Immigration is often a timely matter. Attorneys are familiar with all the paperwork you need to file your application and they can help you avoid mistakes. A family immigration attorney would know the ins and outs of immigration law. Overall, family immigration attorneys provide peace of mind.
One of the main times you should hire a family law attorney is when your application was denied. It may be because the USCIS made an error. It may also be because of inadmissible reasons.This reasons could include your criminal history or a lack of vaccinations. A family immigration attorney can let you know what factors may negatively affect your application. You should hire a family immigration attorney when you’re feeling overwhelmed by the paperwork. One mistake in your paperwork and your application could be denied. An attorney can help you sort through the forms and know exactly what needs to be completed. They also often use computer systems to input information, meaning the process of completing paperwork could take hours instead of days. Another time when you should hire a family law attorney is when you are facing delays. They have far better luck in reaching people to get the status of your application than you trying to do it yourself.
Your choice to immigrate was for a better life for you and you family. There are still laws in place to protect you. You don’t have to go through this whole thing alone. An immigration attorney can be extremely helpful. They have the experience and expertise you need. Familia America has been dealing with cases like yours for 31 years with the experience of immigration attorney Gloria Cardenas. Contact Gloria today at 801-656-9605 or simply fill out this contact form.
The short answer is “no” unless you entered the marriage with US citizens in bad faith. What it means is that if you are a foreign national and you got a green card after marrying a US citizen, you do not necessarily lose your legal immigration status in case you get divorced.
But it is not that simple. There are many circumstances in which you might actually lose your green card after divorcing a US citizen. We asked our Salt Lake City green card attorney at the Familia America Immigration law firm to explain how divorcing a US citizen affects your immigration status.
Let’s review an example. U.S. citizen named A. marries a foreign national named B. After the marriage, A. files a petition for B. and the latter becomes a Lawful Conditional Resident. B. is not yet a Lawful Permanent Resident, as he needs to wait two years before filing a petition to become one. This 2-year period provides U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) time to assess the validity of A. and B.’s marriage.
What happens to B. if he divorces A. before the 2-year period passes and before he gets the chance to become a Lawful Permanent Resident? Contrary to the popular belief, divorce alone does not automatically nullify the Lawful Conditional Resident’s green card.
Our best green card attorney will explain that you may actually lose your immigration status obtained through marriage to a US citizen or permanent resident only if USCIS determines that you entered into that marriage to evade immigration laws.
But if you got married in good faith and you get divorced or separated from a US citizen or permanent resident before these two years pass, you may still be able to use your conditional green card to file a petition to remove the conditions on residence and become a Lawful Permanent Resident.
However, you might require legal help from an experienced green card lawyer, especially in the era of strict anti-immigration policies introduced by United States President Donald Trump and his administration. If USCIS has any reason to doubt that the divorce or marriage itself was not genuine, you will most likely lose your immigration status and may even face deportation.
Even though US citizens are required to file a petition for their spouse to become a Lawful Permanent Resident jointly after the 2-year period, the conditional resident has a legal right to file Form I-751 separately after a divorce or separation.
Be warned, however, that USCIS will most likely spend more time reviewing your petition, as it does with petitions filed separately by conditional residents after a divorce or separation as opposed to those filed jointly by green card holders and their US citizen spouses.
The only legal way USCIS has to deny your petition to become a permanent resident after a divorce is if it can prove that the marriage was entered into in bad faith. In other words, if you entered the marriage for the purpose of bypassing US immigration laws and fraudulently obtaining a green card, you will face deportation.
Let’s review another example. Let’s imagine that an individual named A. is sponsored by his employer for a green card, automatically making his spouse B. and their child under age 21 eligible, too. While B. and their child are also eligible to become green card holders even though A. is the employee and primary applicant, if a divorce occurs before the approval of B.’s application for a green card, B. will no longer be eligible to obtain a green card.
Make sure you understand how US immigration law works before getting divorced or separated, as there is a huge risk that you might lose your green card or even get deported. Contact the Familia America Immigration law firm to speak about your particular case. Get a consultation by calling 801-656-9605 or complete this contact form. Se Habla Espanol.
Attorney Gloria Cardenas brings more than 30 years of experience in immigration law to help protect the rights of clients and their family members. She and her knowledgeable team at Familia America work diligently behind the scenes to help process fiancé visa applications as quickly as possible. To learn more, contact the legal professionals at Familia America in Salt Lake City and schedule a consultation to discuss your case.
