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Tax and Immigration Allegations Lead to Investigation
Employment immigration to the United States can start with a long paperwork process. Those who avoid it and work illegally are at risk of discovery and deportation. But those who have gone through the paperwork and are employed as legal immigrants can still be at risk...
Reasons for deportation from the United States
Some people who live in the United States but are not legal citizens have concerns surrounding deportation. Under the current administration, there is more focus on immigrants and removing them if they are not here legally. There are numerous reasons why deportation...
The Farm Workforce Modernization Act could benefit you
Agriculture is one of the biggest industries for seasonal workers. During the growing seasoning, farmers in Georgia require a lot of extra help to ensure everything goes the way it should to grow crops or get animals to market. Farming is the backbone of the country,...
Can you add family to your asylum application?
As an immigrant seeking asylum, you likely have many questions in mind. If you are an immigrant with a family to worry about, most of your questions will likely revolve around them. Today we will look at one of the most commonly-asked questions for refugees with...
Three factors that affect asylum applications
One of the things that is very important to understand is that a person who has been in the United States unlawfully for more than a year may not qualify for asylum. However, they may qualify for asylum related applications, such as withholding of removal or relief...
Do you qualify for asylum?
If you are an immigrant in Georgia, you may wonder if you qualify for asylum here in the U.S. According to USA Today, you may be eligible for asylum if you cannot return to your home country for fear of persecution. If you could experience life-threatening...
Switching employment while applying for a visa
Many people and their families migrate to the United States for a better life for themselves and their loved ones. However, certain barriers may prevent some people from achieving their dreams. Securing and maintaining a visa is critical for non-citizens liven in...
Rule changes could retroactively affect work permits
The current presidential administration has proposed a number of new immigration rules. The most recent of these proposals is a rule change that would restrict the ability of asylum-seekers to gain work permits. Officials reportedly believe that some people's reason...
Steps to take when renewing your green card
If you have a green card issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, you are considered a permanent resident and are able to work and live in the country. You are also able to build a life for yourself and your family without fear of being deported to...
Carrying proper identification may help in preventing deportation
The law requires Georgia residents to carry proper identification such as a valid driver's license or government-issued ID card. At Lee & Peynado Immigration Law Group, we understand how important it is to assert your legal defense against deportation when...
