Monthly Archives: May 2026
When Can the Government Strip a Green Card?
A green card is lawful permanent residency in the United States. When an immigrant is issued a green card, they will have lawful permanent status. Further, they will be on a path to citizenship through naturalization. You may be wondering: Can the government strip a person of their green card? The answer is “yes.”… Read More »
What are First Preference Employment Visas?
Employment visas are divided into several different preference categories. First preference employment visas are reserved exclusively for “priority workers” who have extraordinary abilities and are highly desired in the United States. At Escobar Law Offices, we have the skills and experience to navigate first preference employment visas. Here, our Virginia employment immigration attorney explains… Read More »
Supreme Court Decision on Birthright Citizenship Expected Later this Year
At the start of his second term, President Donald Trump issued an executive order to end birthright citizenship. A lawsuit was filed and an injunction was put in place. Recently, the Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments in the birthright citizenship case. A decision is expected in the coming months. The… Read More »
Virginia Governor Signs Several Immigration-Related Bills
According to a report from the Virginia Mercury, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has signed several immigration-related bills. The legislation is largely designed to provide additional legal protections to immigrants in the Commonwealth. In this article, our Arlington immigration attorney provides an overview of the key things that you should know about these bills. New… Read More »
How is a Notice to Appear Served?
A Notice to Appear (NTA) is a charging document. If you or your loved one has received one, it means that the government is initiating removal proceedings. You need to be prepared to proactively respond to an NTA. This raises an important question: How is a Notice to Appear served? The short answer is… Read More »
Family Immigration: What to Know About Financial Support Requirements
Family immigration is the basis of the American immigration system. The majority of people who become citizens through naturalization have a family member in the United States. With many family immigration options, there are comprehensive financial support requirements that must be satisfied. At Escobar Law Offices, we are leaders in family immigration. In this… Read More »
Deportation Defense: Myths and Misconceptions About Voluntary Departure
Facing deportation? It is normal to feel stressed out, even overwhelmed. Voluntary departure is one potential option to address the issue. However, voluntary departure cases can be confusing. It is a big step that carries very big consequences. You need to fully understand your options. At Escobar Law Offices, we have the immigration law… Read More »
Four Tips to Prepare for Business Mediation in Virginia
Mediation can be an effective tool to resolve a wide range of commercial disputes. It is a non-adversarial process through which parties can negotiate an agreement outside of litigation. To get the most out of mediation, it is imperative that you are properly prepared. At Escobar Arbitration & Mediation, we are leaders in commercial… Read More »
Three Big Steps to Apply for a U Visa
If you were the victim of a serious crime in the United States, you may have a path to a U visa if you cooperate with law enforcement. A U visa is a specialized immigration option that is designed for the victims of crimes (and their immediate family members, such as their children) who… Read More »
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