Immigration law deals with the legal status of people in areas such as citizenship and covers deportation, family petitions, not having a license, TPS (temporary protective status), and work permits.
You will need an attorney if any of these things have happened to you. [
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Deportation is expelling a person or group of people from a country or place. [
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An adult citizen of the United States or a permanent resident can make an I-130 application to the Immigration Service for a visa for a spouse or other immediate relatives like their children, a mother, father, sister or brother. [
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Since 2008, the legislature in Georgia increased penalties for people driving without a valid license, or having a suspended or revoked driver’s license. The offender must serve 48 hours in jail and pay at least a $500.00 fine. [
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Temporary visas allow foreign nationals with valuable skills and knowledge to come into the country to work, entertain, perform, and teach. By using an immigration attorney, you can make the process less complicated and have a better chance of visa approval.
There are two types of visas: H1B and H2B work permits. H1B is granted to those who want to work in the United States for a determined amount of time. They have skills valued by employers in the U.S. This requires an employer sponsor. An H2B work permit is granted to those who work seasonal or short-term jobs, and this is also employer-sponsored.[
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A list of Frequently Asked Questions [
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