Most immigrants and citizens of Florida are aware of the possibility of gaining legal immigration status by marriage. As it’s been pointed out in previous posts on this blog, after obtaining temporary legal status in the United States, most immigrants have the...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
Immigrants steal Americans’ jobs – or do they?
As one of the top states for immigration, with the Migration Policy Institute reporting 3.8 million immigrants in the state in 2013, Florida has its share of people who may resent foreigners moving in. One of the most common arguments against unchecked immigration is...
Nuisance control or Ebenezer Scrooge? HOAs and holiday displays
At , we have a great deal of experience handling homeowners association issues. We understand the common types of regulations HOAs may enforce to maintain the value of community properties and foster peace among neighbors. Many Miami...
U.S. Army offers expedited citizenship to qualifying applicants
Most immigrants to Miami and across the country need to wait years if their goal is United States citizenship. Currently, there is a pilot program available to a select number of qualifying immigrants, which may dramatically expedite citizenship. The program, called...
Cuban and Haitian immigrants risk lives coming to Florida by sea
Between the months of October 2014 to June 2015, 33,501 refugees came to Florida, reports the Orlando Sentinel. Most of them were from Cuba, and some came from Haiti and other countries. These numbers represent a 36 percent increase in immigrants coming to the state...
Addressing common immigration myths
Many native-born United States residents have prejudices about immigrants and continue to perpetuate myths about them and the U.S. immigration process in general. At , we have a full understanding of U.S. citizenship and immigration law. We...
What are some of the most common disputes between neighbors?
It's been said that one of the most important aspects to living in a good neighborhood is the neighbors you share the area with. Getting along with your neighbors can make the difference between harmony and an unpleasant real estate dispute. Unfortunately for some...
Report: Florida is not disbursing foreclosure aid as it should
Homeowners in Florida facing foreclosure may qualify for federal programs intended to help those who were hit hard by the housing crisis. Many people dealing with real estate issues often find that they are upside-down on their homes. In other words, they owe more...
Understanding Florida’s HOA election laws
The state of Florida sets forth several parameters that outline how someone may be elected to the board of a homeowners’ association, though the process is largely determined by the organization’s bylaws. Our team at , knows how...
How can I obtain a student visa?
In most cases, anyone who wants to come into the United States must first obtain a visa. These can be assigned for either permanent residency or a temporary stay. If you plan on studying here, you can secure a student visa.The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services...

