by Antonini & Cohen | Sep 17, 2019 | News and Announcements
From Mexico to Australia to the United States, Sofia Delgado has led quite a journey. While in Australia studying at Hillsong International College, she met a Georgia man who was also a student there. They married and finished their studies, which brought her to... by Antonini & Cohen | Sep 17, 2019 | Other Immigration Issues
Naturalization is the last step in the immigration process. Most assume that a clean criminal record will ensure a grant of naturalization. That is not necessarily the case, though. To obtain naturalization, one must demonstrate “good moral character.” Contrary to... by Antonini & Cohen | Sep 10, 2019 | Videos (English)
In this Facebook Live session, Carolina Antonini discusses the new Trump “Public Charge” rules that take effect on October 15. Carolina provides information such as: what applications are affected, who is exempted, how welfare can impact certain immigration... by Antonini & Cohen | Aug 20, 2019 | Other Immigration Issues
Although the Trump administration has done some work to improve existing barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, Trump’s promised wall has failed to materialize. The administration, though, is building an invisible wall via regulation and policy to make the immigration... by Antonini & Cohen | Aug 20, 2019 | News and Announcements
Although she lives in Norcross now, Tonya Porter was born and raised in Valdosta, Georgia. Better job opportunities drew her to move north, and she’s gained valuable skills and experiences along the way. Before joining Antonini & Cohen, Tonya was the accounting... by Antonini & Cohen | Aug 13, 2019 | Videos (English)
In this Facebook Live session, Antonini & Cohen attorney Marshall Cohen discusses divorce and immigration. by Antonini & Cohen | Jul 12, 2019 | Family and General Immigration
The President’s proposed ICE raids that were previously scheduled for July 4, 2019, are now rumored to start this Sunday, July 14, 2019. This enforcement action could impact 2,000 or more families in ten major cities, including: Atlanta, Georgia Baltimore, Maryland... by Antonini & Cohen | Jul 11, 2019 | News and Announcements
The son of immigrants from Peru and the Dominican Republic, Kenneth grew up in Queens, New York. At age 11, his mother took a job with Grady Health System and the family relocated to Fayetteville in the south Atlanta suburbs, where Kenneth eventually attended Our Lady... by Antonini & Cohen | Jul 11, 2019 | Refugees & Asylum
Media reporting on the treatment of migrants at the southern border has called attention to the US asylum process. Many don’t realize, however, that there are also many non-detained asylum applicants in the US from all over the world. Many have been waiting years for... by Antonini & Cohen | Jul 9, 2019 | Videos (English)
In this Facebook Live session, Antonini & Cohen attorneys Nisha Karnani and Kathy Hoyos discuss citizenship – how to figure out if you are eligible, how to prepare for the interview, and when filing for citizenship can land you in trouble.