Getting You Through The Immigration Process Efficiently
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Apr 13, 2021 | US Immigration Law
The naturalization process provides a path to citizenship for resident immigrants living in Texas. A strict list of requirements applies to immigrants who wish to become U.S. citizens, but the benefits are well worth the trouble. Eligibility requirements The path to...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Feb 24, 2021 | US Immigration Law
If you are involved in a Texas immigration law case, you might benefit from a better understanding of the process behind the provisional waiver of unlawful presence. This is a waiver that you might qualify for if you are currently considered to be within the United...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Jan 29, 2021 | US Immigration Law
On his first day in office, President Biden sent a comprehensive immigration reform bill to Congress. While reports indicate that it is unlikely the bill will get passed as written, White House officials say that Biden is open to breaking it apart and passing it a...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Jan 17, 2021 | US Immigration Law
The path to becoming an American citizen is a long one. Once you have completed the process, you can now live out the “American Dream” of creating a better life for you and your loved ones right here in San Antonio, Texas. However, there are some steps that you should...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Jan 5, 2021 | Citizenship, US Immigration Law
Immigrating to Texas may make it easier to create a financially stable life for you and your family. However, as an immigrant, there are several decisions that you'll need to make as it relates to your money that American citizens might not even think about. Let's...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Dec 16, 2020 | US Immigration Law
A large number of undocumented immigrants living in Texas could soon become eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. A recent judge's ruling that orders the restoration of the DACA program to its 2017 status reopened program eligibility....
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Dec 3, 2020 | Family Immigration, US Immigration Law
When it comes to immigration, there are many questions surrounding what options a foreign relative of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident has at their disposal. Being uninformed can lead to unintentionally breaking the law, which can affect a permanent resident's...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Sep 16, 2020 | US Immigration Law
Presidential candidate Joe Biden has promised sweeping changes to President Trump’s immigration policies if the Democrat is elected this November. However, a return to Obama-era rules won’t be easy, according to immigration experts. Analyst Sarah Pierce of the...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Sep 10, 2020 | US Immigration Law
This week a proposed White House policy came to light that could jeopardize the privacy of millions of U.S. immigrants – as well as some U.S. citizens. The proposed measure would require anyone associated with an immigration application process to provide highly...
On Behalf of Trevino Immigration Law | Aug 17, 2020 | US Immigration Law
Facing an unending case load is nothing new for immigration judges. Immigration courts are known for having backlogs of cases months – or even years – long. But in the last few years, these judges have begun leaving the bench in startlingly high numbers. In the last...