Lawyer’s Publications

A New York immigration lawyer explains the September 2026 Visa Bulletin, family and employment green card cutoff dates, the DV-2026 deadline, and what may happen in October 2026.

Prepare for your marriage-based green card interview with more than 70 typical USCIS questions, document tips, common mistakes, and guidance from a New York immigration lawyer.

New F-1, J-1, and I visa rules take effect September 15, 2026. Learn about fixed I-94 dates, extensions, OPT, travel, grace periods, transfers, dependents, and unlawful presence.

Before filing a family immigration petition, learn who qualifies as an immediate relative, how preference categories work, and how public charge, the Adam Walsh Act, and the INA 204(c) marriage-fraud bar can affect the case.

n undocumented person may qualify for a green card through asylum, VAWA, a T or U visa, cancellation, 245(i), military parole in place, NACARA, registry, or family sponsorship. Learn which paths may apply.

Visa Stuck Overseas After the 75-Country Visa Ban: Where Do We Stand Now?

BIA Upholds Civil Penalty for Failure to Depart—and Confirms That an NTA Does Not Need To Be Translated

Final Removal Order? A New BIA Decision Limits Immigration Judge Bond Jurisdiction

Can an Immigration Judge Deny Asylum Without a Full Hearing Matter of H-A-A-V-

Matter of M-M-L-J- holds that most immigrants may file only one motion to reopen. Learn about exceptions, New York law, BIA appeals, and removal-defense strategy.