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.

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.

USCIS Public Charge Rule Changes in 2026: What Green Card Applicants Need to Know

A New York immigration lawyer explains the new 2026 public charge rule, how it may affect green card applications, public benefits, Form I-485, sponsors, and families.

EB-1A Green Card in 2026: How to Qualify for Extraordinary Ability and Maximize Your Chances of Approval

Trump Administration Reportedly Considers $100,000 Green Card Bond: Why Waiting to Apply Could Become More Expensive

The Ultimate Guide to EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) in 2026: How to Qualify, Avoid RFEs, and Maximize Your Chances of Approval

Immigration News 2026: What Recent AAO Decisions Reveal About EB1 Extraordinary Ability Cases