Daytona Beach Immigration Law Blog

On January 23, 2023, Washington D.C. immigrants filed a class action lawsuit against the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).  The parties are looking for accountability from the government over the increased and unreasonable delays in processing...

Millions of people around the world have been displaced and forced to leave their homes as a result of wars and other forms of conflict. In fact, the UN Refugee Agency reports that more than 100 million people are currently displaced from their homes.  For years, the...

Have you received an unfavorable decision in your immigration case? If you’re currently facing removal and you think that the decision is unfair or illegal, one recourse you have is filing a petition for review with the circuit court of appeals. In many cases, it may...

For Floridians who have loved ones still in Cuba, bringing them safely to the U.S. is often stymied by the complicated relationship between these two countries. Many of those trying to reach the U.S. have tried to enter through the U.S.-Mexican border or by taking an...

At the end of last year, on December 3 of 2022, the process of applying for a green card was altered. The government is putting out an updated version of the form that was already used for an adjustment of status, which is form I-485. These changes are geared around...