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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.
WIN IN BOND CASE – NEW STANDARD TO ARGUE
We recently won a bond case where the odds were definitely stacked against us. Our client was his country’s biggest reggaeton star. Masked policemen pulled over our client and his three bandmates and threatened at gunpoint to kill them if they didn’t make a monthly...
Last-Minute Citizenship Test Changes Under Trump Administration
If you’re applying for citizenship after December 1, 2020, the civics test required for naturalization just got longer and harder. On the way out the door, the Trump administration has expanded the text and now requires prospective citizens to answer more questions...
College Guide for Undocumented Students
Undocumented students face unique hurdles when applying to college. Like many, they see college as the first step toward creating the life they want - toward chasing their own American Dream. They do not want their undocumented status to prevent them from achieving...
H-4 Visa Challenges-Nisha Karnani
Nisha Karnani recently discussed the unprecedented delays H-4 visa holders are experiencing with their status extensions and work permit renewals with Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman. Congresswoman Coleman is an advocate for this issue in Congress along with...
How Marshall and Carolina Met
Carolina and Marshall have worked together both formally and informally throughout their careers and they continue to collaborate as partners. The attorneys at Antonini & Cohen understand the stakes in fighting to seek and achieve the American Dream. Antonini...
Visa Bulletin: Family-Sponsored Visas
A visa bulletin is only valid for one month and a new one is issued on the first of each month. The cutoff date in the visa bulletin may, and often do, change from month to month. Cutoff dates can even move backwards occasionally. Thus, it is important to move forward...
Visa Bulletin: Employment-Sponsored Visas
A visa bulletin is only valid for one month and a new one is issued on the first of each month. The cutoff date in the visa bulletin may, and often do, change from month to month. Cutoff dates can even move backwards occasionally. Thus, it is important to move forward...
Carolina Antonini & Marshall Cohen’s Most Memorable Cases
Carolina Antonini and Marshall Cohen have been partners as immigration advocates and lawyers for almost 8 years. Over the years, they have been fortunate enough to help many people. Every case is meaningful and important to them, but here are a few of their most...
What to Do If You’re Injured on the Job as an Undocumented Worker
What to Do If You're Injured on the Job as an Undocumented Worker Marshall Cohen recently had the opportunity to speak with Laura Lanzisera, an Atlanta workers’ compensation lawyer, about how undocumented workers or immigrants who are injured on the job should...
Top 5 Immigration Mistakes When Applying for a Green Card
The immigration process is complex and daunting. Extreme attention to detail is required. This is especially true when applying for a green card. In the current atmosphere, it often appears that USCIS searches for ways to deny the applications it is receiving. For...
Birthright Citizenship Basics
What is birthright citizenship, and why has it been in the news lately? Birthright citizenship is a Constitutional principle stating that any person born in the United States is a citizen, regardless of the immigration status of that person’s parents. The concept...
Immigration under the Biden administration—Four Major Takeaways
America made its voice heard, and the people chose Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States. So, what does this mean for immigration? It could mean a lot—sooner rather than later. More than just a change in leadership at the top, this election brings...
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