So you just got the news that your passport has been revoked. It may be due to Back Taxes, Unpaid Child Support, or a Warrant for your arrest. It may be unexpected or it may be something you have feared. Nonetheless, you must deal with it or you cannot travel in the best case or be detained in the worst case.
What do you do now?
In our last article, we discussed why hiring an immigration lawyer is a worthy investment.
Simply put, an immigration lawyer provides valuable legal assistance and services to clients seeking help with various immigration related cases that are, more often than not, complicated and confusing.
If you were a fictional superhero character dwelling in a make-believe world, you probably won't need any help from anyone in your lifetime because you can do it all yourself. You can be your own lawyer, doctor, dance instructor, chef, teacher and every other occupation you fancy. You can be the Jack of all Trades in your universe and that's absolutely normal.
You don't plant a seed in your backyard and expect a full grown tree the following day.
Everything in this world takes time to develop and mature including your attainment of success and accomplishments, trust and respect, friendship and long-lasting relationships.
If Pinocchio, the famous fictional character whose nose lengthens every time he lies were the poster child for Filipinos lying on their US visa applications, the outcome of his lies would have been totally different.
LGBT or Same-sex spouses of American citizens and green card holders also known as Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), together with their minor children, are now entitled to the same immigration benefits as opposite-sex partners. Once an approved l-130 or l-140…
Americans living abroad in the Philippines have frequently been asked to submit notarized documents back home for a majority of different reasons. While those living in Manila have relatively easy access to the Embassy, those living in the provinces have…
Another human smuggling attempt failed at the US–Mexico border when the Customs and Border Protection officers discovered that a woman was laying and trying to fit herself inside a traveling bag at the back of an SUV that was going…
The fact that the US Embassy in Manila issues a person a visa doesn't guarantee that the visa holder will be allowed to enter the United States. Carina Yonzon Grande, an elderly Filipina learned this the hard way. Traveling to…
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