Immigration

DHS has tightened humanitarian parole, shutting down key programs and making approvals tougher. If you relied on CHNV or Uniting for Ukraine, these changes may affect your stay in the U.S. At N400 Harbor Immigration Law, we’re closely following these…

Everyone dreams of building a better future, and for many, the United States symbolizes opportunity and hope. However, the journey to achieve this dream can be challenging, especially when dealing with “grounds of inadmissibility.” At N400 Harbor Immigration Law, we…

Form I-751, the Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, is an important step for conditional green card holders looking to secure permanent residency. If your I-751 is denied, it can create serious challenges and uncertainty about your future in the…

The Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) has long stood as a beacon of hope for Cuban immigrants seeking a pathway to permanent residency in the United States. Here at N400 Harbor Immigration Law, we’re familiar with the questions and uncertainties surrounding…

The U.S. immigration process can feel overwhelming—questions pile up, documents seem endless, and clear answers can be hard to find. At N400 Harbor Immigration Law, we’re here to help, and Infopass appointments are one way to get the information you…

Finding a path to legally work in the United States can feel confusing, especially when understanding work visas vs. employment authorization. Here’s a quick breakdown to help you make sense of these two options. What’s a Work Visa? A work…

Facing deportation can be one of the most stressful situations anyone can endure. But there is hope. At N400 Harbor Immigration Law, we’ve worked with many individuals, helping them get through these challenging times by exploring legal options. One of…

Whether you want to come to the U.S. for work, study, or simply visit for leisure, securing a visa is one of the most crucial steps. Once your visa appointment is scheduled, life might throw some curveballs, and you may…

Whether you are an investor seeking to reside in the U.S., an employer trying to arrange for the international transfer of an employee, or a resident of the U.S. facing difficulties gaining the right status to remain in the country…