As a nonimmigrant in the U.S., you may need to extend your stay beyond the authorized period stated on your visa. The process of extending your stay can be complicated, but with the help of an experienced immigration attorney, you can navigate the process successfully. This post will discuss how to apply for a visa

Are you planning to visit the U.S. as a fiancé or a student? Do you want to know the types of visas available and the requirements to obtain them? This post will discuss visas for fiancées and students, including the eligibility criteria and the application process. We will also highlight the services provided by Tourzani

When planning a trip to the U.S., it is important to understand the different types of visas available for temporary visitors. Each visa has its own specific requirements and application process. This post will discuss the various types of visas for temporary visitors and the eligibility criteria for each of them. Types of Visas for

We are happy to announce that Katarina Zovinova Long, Esq. has joined the firm as a Partner. Katarina brings with her over a decade of immigration experience as both an immigrant navigating the immigration system and as a dedicated and knowledgeable litigator. With the addition of Katarina Zovinova Long, Esq., we will continue to provide

In the United States, many individuals are impacted by domestic violence with an estimated 10 million people suffering abuse by an intimate partner per year. People of all races, age groups, genders, sexual orientations, religions, education levels, economic status, and immigration status have been subjected to family or domestic violence. Domestic violence is not limited

On his last day in office, Former President Donald Trump issued a Memorandum deferring the removal of Venezuelans currently residing in the United States without immigration status. The details of the memo have been archived and can be viewed by visiting the following link.  While Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) would allow immigrants to remain in

On December 19, 2019, Governor Phill Murphy signed a new law that allows undocumented immigrants to obtain their New Jersey Driver’s Licenses. Unfortunately, due to the reduction in staff and logistical issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) was unable to implement this policy by the January 1, 2021