NEW BEGINNINGS

Losing Venezuela TPS! Can I Apply for Asylum More Than One Year Later?

The Department of Homeland Security has the addresses of the almost 1 million Venezuelans whose Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will expire in 2025. So, the government can send these noncitizens a letter the DAY AFTER the expiration telling them to appear in Immigration Court because they have no right to remain in the country. One of the few ways to avoid going to court, and keep a work permit, is by filing for asylum.
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Deportation If Entered the U.S. with Parole After 2023

New policies are working to get everyone deported who entered the United States LEGALLY after January 2023. This article briefly outlines the actions you can expect from the new Department of Homeland Security is taking.
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5 Shocking Changes in Trump’s New Beginning

Over the next few months, immigration will be the subject of lawsuits and news articles. Blandon Law is here to be the voice of reason. Stay tuned to our blog and social media posts for what you need to know.
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4 Surprising Paths to VAWA Green Card You May Not Know About

Get our immigration with over 20 years of experience in Violence Against Women Act VAWA cases work for you. We have helped noncitizens create their new beginnings as American citizens when they had to leave abusive relationships.
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How Can I Avoid Trump’s Mass Deportation in Florida, California and Texas?

Worried about mass deportation in 2025? Blandon Law can help you get documented to avoid deportation. Learn about filing Asylum or VAWA applications and motions to reopen cases.
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How Do I Get a Social Security Card Without a Green Card?

Learn how Blandon Law helped a client obtain a Social Security card and driver's license without a green card. Discover if Deferred Action or Provisional Waiver is right for you.
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Can I Get a CARECEN Green Card with TPS Advance Parole and a Deportation Order?

Can TPS holders with a deportation order get a green card? Yes, under CARECEN. Learn more about this opportunity with Blandon Law.
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7 Types of Emotional Abuse for a VAWA Green Card

Learn about the seven types of emotional abuse that may qualify you for a VAWA green card. Blandon Law can help you navigate the process and protect your future. Contact us today.
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How Long Does It Take to Get Parole in Place 2024 Approved?

Wondering how long it takes to get Parole in Place approved in 2024? Discover the latest updates, legal challenges, and steps to secure your green card with
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Should I Apply for Parole in Place Before the Election?

Learn why applying for Biden's Parole in Place before the election is crucial for those who entered the U.S. without permission before June 2014 and married an
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Bidens Parole in Place Form Expected August 2024

Biden’s Parole in Place Form Expected August 2024

Prepare for Biden’s Parole in Place forms expected in August 2024 with Blandon Law. We help mixed-status families navigate immigration laws to stay together and secure green cards. Call us now to organize your documents and get expert assistance.
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How Do I Get Work Permit with Biden’s Parole in Place?

Discover how to obtain a work permit through Biden's Parole in Place. Learn the eligibility criteria, required documents and steps involved. Contact Blandon Law
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Can a Man Get VAWA I-360?

Can a man get VAWA I-360? Learn how men can qualify for the VAWA I-360 green card despite facing abuse, with insights from Blandon Law's experienced immigration
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How Can I Avoid Being Deported?

Learn crucial strategies to avoid being deported as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Understand the risks for undocumented individuals and DACA. Trump
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Can I Get a Work Permit After Asylum is Dismissed or Terminated?

Yes. A person – and their spouse and unmarried children – can keep their work permit(s) even if their I-589 asylum case was dismissed or terminated in immigration
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To Whom Is Asylum Granted

To Whom Is Asylum Granted?

Unlock a new beginning. Learn who qualifies for asylum and how to apply from anywhere in the world. Blandon Law, with over 20 years of asylum granted
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Can I Move Asylum Case to Another State?

Explore the intricate process of moving your asylum case between states and the crucial steps involved. Discover how immigration court forms, motions for change
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Can I Hire an Attorney for my I-589 asylum statement?

Can I Hire an Attorney for I-589 Asylum Statement?

After five hours, the car halted, and my life was threatened. I lost control of my bodily functions. Can I Hire an Attorney for my I-589 asylum statement?
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Africa’s Lesson #1: Hire Immigration Lawyer Guide ASAP

Accomplishments are fun and going to Africa was the fun-nest thanks to the helpful safari company. I hired them three months before I went to Tanzania. Lawyer
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Work Permits I-765 for Children

My first job was at a concessions stand for a local movie theatre. Air conditioning, free popcorn, free movies, and free chocolate. Work Permits I-765 for Children
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Begin Your I-485 Residency While Missing Your Country

For immigrants, a new beginning in the States usually marks an ending to a life with friends and family in a prior country. Begin Your I-485 Residency While
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How Can I Pay Filing Fees? How Can I Pay for an Immigration Attorney?

Where there is a will, there is a way. Flying to see a friend who is often on our mind, before it is too late for one of you to take the trip. How Immigration Attorney?
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What Happens at an Immigration Court Hearing?

A master hearing is a new beginning in a noncitizen’s attempt to “get legal” in the U.S. This lightning fast meeting with an immigration judge . Court Hearing
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What Do I Say in Immigration Court Hearing?

Win your VAWA or asylum case despite memory loss. Telling an Immigration Court Judge your history is crucial for your future. Facing an immigration judge in
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Foreign Students Start College and Uni

Fall colors remind asylum & VAWA applicants no study visa needed. Education enhances careers, networking fosters friendships. Visas are not always required for studies
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The isolation of asylum applicants is deeply profound. The huddled masses yearning to breathe free file their applications with the government and may not get permission to remain permanently until a decade later.

The Isolation of the Asylum Applicant

Until they receive asylum approvals, asylum applicants generally cannot travel internationally. For that decade, they are isolated from their families and the friends they grew up with.
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Working for Free is Abuse

Unpaid work for a spouse can be abusive if it's not consensual and aligns with your own goals. Independence and choice must be respected.
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What Can You Do With a Work Permit?

Work permits open doors to adventures and opportunities. Ms. Blandon reflects on her and her mother’s first jobs.
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The Awesome VAWA Attorney, the Awful Person

The Awesome VAWA Attorney, the Awful Person New Beginnings Elizabeth Blandon July 24, 2023 2 minutes In the 1990s, inside the red brick buildings of the University of Pennsylvania’s law
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We are Not Our Careers

The narrator reflects on her career path, questioning if we ever truly know what we want to be. Her mother's childhood dream of becoming a teaching nun comes partially true as she pursues a career in education.
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