Daytona Beach Immigration Law Blog

When someone seeks asylum in the United States, it is because they have suffered or fear that they will suffer oppression, tyranny, harassment or discrimination in their country of origin. The fear must be credible and reasonable. Asylum seekers are typically people...

There are existing ways for immigrants to enter the United States legally. However, some might encounter unfavorable circumstances, forcing families to stay apart for too long. The government acknowledges these struggles and recently responded by expanding lawful ways...

As an H-1B visa holder in the U.S., it is possible to change employers if you want to. However, it is important to remember that the visa is tied to the employer who sponsored it. If you wish to change employers, you may need to apply for a new H-1B visa with the new...

While working in the United States can be a great opportunity professionally, having to spend time away from your family can make it difficult. The good news is that if you have a work visa, you may be able to bring your spouse and children with you to live in the...

Florida's new immigration law, SB 1718, has received a lot of media attention. If you are a foreign national living in the Sunshine State, you may be worried that it could threaten your ability to live, work and study here. Or you might be a business owner concerned...