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Temporary Protection Status (TPS) is a special status provided by the Department of Homeland Security which allows individuals from countries facing severe conditions to stay in the United States safely. Individuals without nationality who used to live in TPS-designated countries may also qualify for this protection. To learn more about eligibility criteria and how…

A seemingly small misstep such as a misdemeanor charge may seem easy to forget and ignore, but it can be an immense burden that holds you back from greater success. Whether due to the loss of job opportunities or restricted access for licensure applications, choosing not to address this issue promptly could cost you…

DACA’s program provides peace of mind to thousands of individuals who, as children, were brought to the U.S., and have since remained without proper documentation. Through its protections they are granted lawful presence within the United States allowing them to pursue their hopes and dreams – able to live freely whether working or getting…

If you are involved in a car accident, call law enforcement immediately to begin collecting evidence for the report. Even after a minor accident, exchanging insurance information alone, with the other party, may not be enough. Car insurance companies can help protect you from costs related to the accident — but having an official…

In extraordinary circumstances, foreign nationals may have the opportunity to receive humanitarian parole for a temporary stay in America. This specialized form of entry enables individuals to travel and gain entrance into our country when faced with an emergency or due to public interest considerations. The USCIS offers an alternative to visas for non-U.S….

Administrative License Hearing in a DUI case in Georgia If you are caught driving with a suspended license in Georgia, the Department of Driver’s Services may initiate an Administrative License Hearing (ALS) to stop you from getting behind the wheel. Instead of waiting out your 12-month suspension penalty – or risk further legal action…