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Whether you’re facing Atlanta immigration problems with your green card, naturalization, temporary protected status, deportation defense, refugee and asylum status, business visa, and more, the Atlanta immigration attorneys at Antonini & Cohen can help. We are continually providing resources for you on our blog below as we work towards our mission of creating and defending the opportunity for individuals, families, and businesses to seek and achieve the American dream. Your journey to getting the answers you need starts here. Give us a call at 404-850-9394.
Chai Time with Nisha Karnani–August 2021
Watch Nisha Karnani in the August episode of Chai Time with Nisha Karnani. In this Facebook Live, Nisha will be discussing green card categories plus the latest updates on immigration medicals and new COVID vaccine requirements. The attorneys at Antonini & Cohen...
Tips for Getting a Green Card
If you wish to reside permanently in the United States, you must obtain lawful permanent resident status. This is commonly known as holding a “green card.” Expiration of the actual green card, though, does not affect your status. Unlike a driver’s license, the...
Chai Time with Nisha Karnani–July 2021
In July's segment of Chai Time, Nisha Karnani discussed the top five new immigration updates. The attorneys at Antonini & Cohen understand the stakes in fighting to seek and achieve the American Dream. Antonini & Cohen has been successfully representing...
Can I sponsor myself to get a green card?
At Antonini & Cohen, we often hear from clients who wonder if it’s possible to self-sponsor in order to get a green card. Typically, the only area where you can sponsor yourself is through employment-based immigration. Even then, you will most likely need an...
RECENT SUPREME COURT DECISIONS MAY AFFECT YOUR CASE
On April 29, 2021, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a decision that will help many individuals who have orders of removal or who are currently in removal proceedings before an Immigration Judge. The Notice to Appear (“NTA”), the document that was given to...
Big News for U Visa Applicants! Work Permits and Expanded Eligibility for Spouses!
Work Permits - USCIS provided guidance on employment authorization for applicants who have U nonimmigrant status applications (“U visa”) pending. USCIS will conduct an initial review of the application and will issue employment authorization documents and deferred...
The Alphabet Soup of Visas
At Antonini & Cohen, we work with many clients who are obtaining temporary visas for themselves or for family members. But there are almost as many visas as there are letters in the alphabet—thus, the “alphabet soup” of visas. Immigration attorneys work with...
Can you fight a deportation order?
One of the most common questions we get here at Antonini & Cohen Immigration Law Group is whether it’s possible to fight a deportation order. While that’s a broad question, the qualified answer is, yes, there are a few ways to fight a deportation order. A lot,...
Chai Time with Nisha Karnani–June 2021
In June's segment of Chai Time, Nisha Karnani will be covering the Top 5 mistakes people are making on their immigration cases. Watch now to learn more about the top mistakes! The attorneys at Antonini & Cohen understand the stakes in fighting to seek and achieve...
Chai Time with Nisha Karnani–May 2021
Are you interested in immigrating to the United States or want to sponsor someone? The United States provides for immigrant visas based on family ties, employment, adoption, special immigrant categories, and the diversity visa. Learn more about the alphabet soup of...
DOS ANNOUNCES HISTORIC CHANGE IN POLICY
After many years of lawsuits brought by same-sex couples suing for their children’s citizenship, the Department of State announced that it will now grant U.S. citizenship to children born abroad through in vitro fertilization, surrogacy, and other assisted...
What Can You Do if Your Work Permit is Delayed?
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) manages all work applications made by immigrants in the country. This includes new requests and renewals made by people who have already been living and working inside the U.S. Commonly work permits, an Employment...
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