By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano Green cards are important especially when traveling abroad. There are certain issues about replacing green card which we will discuss. 1. Lost green card. The person who lost his green card may file to renew their USCIS-issued green card that have expired...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano President Biden has revoked a Trump-era order that banned immigrants from obtaining visas if they couldn’t prove they could obtain health insurance or pay for health care. The Trump era order denied visas to those seeking entry into the U.S. who were...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano It is now a law that if your Notice to Appear (NTA) does not specify a hearing date and time in the NTA itself then you have a second chance in court to apply for relief. The U.S. Supreme Court issued...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano The U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision on April 29, 2021, in Niz-Chavez v. Garland that could save thousands of immigrants from deportation. The Court held that the charging document for a removal proceeding, the Notice to Appear (NTA), is invalid...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano When applying for naturalization, there are problems many applicants encountered during the interview process. This is because they look at how you first get your green card and what actions you have made while a green card holder. Listed below are...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano Marriage fraud is a major part of USCIS investigations because they believe that marriage is a fast way to get a green card. In some cases containing weak documentary relationship evidence, the adjudicator may refer the case for an investigation. This...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano President Joe Biden has moved to reverse many of his predecessor's anti-immigration policies, but the consequences of those restrictive measures linger and have contributed to a massive backlog of nearly 2.6 million visa applications. The backlog includes nearly half a million applicants...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano As we all know, tax debts can spiral out of control and lead to an IRS tax lien, wage garnishment, or even property seizure. Most people mistakenly believe that taxes are never dischargeable in a bankruptcy. This myth is absolutely wrong!...
By Atty. Crispin Caday Lozano If you are near your retirement age, you must act now or else you will find yourself miserable during your "golden years" or retirement period. Consider Bankruptcy as a great financial planning tool for those who are within a few years...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano The U.S. House of Representatives passed two immigration bills on March 18, signaling that Congress might finally enact major immigration reform for the first time in over three decades. These bills—the Dream and Promise Act and the Farm Workforce Modernization Act—both offer...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano If you have not received your stimulus check, the IRS has an online tool that lets you track the status of your third stimulus check of $1400. The IRS online portal is called the "Get My Payment" tool, and it's an updated...
By Atty. Chris Caday Lozano The new stimulus bill as it stands, increases the existing child tax credit (CTC) to as much as $3,600 per child -- that's in addition to the $1,400 per dependent in the stimulus check. It would also let families receive the...