Let us simplify the complexities of immigration law.
by Fok Immigration Law | Jun 14, 2021 | Citizenship, Immigration Law
Those fleeing or entering mainland China sometimes pass through Hong Kong. A new Hong Kong law enacted on August 1 will prevent people from entering or leaving the territory. China routinely employs similar bans on dissidents and foreign citizens, especially those...
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | May 21, 2021 | Family Immigration Visas
You spent two years working for the Peace Corps in Colombia. While you were there, you fell in love. You and your partner got married in Bogotá, and now you want to move back to the U.S. Will your marriage allow your partner to skip all of the usual immigration...
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | May 18, 2021 | Employment Immigration Visas
Not all work visas are created equal. If you're looking to hire a foreign national to work at your company in the U.S., the application process for some visas is more straightforward than for others. Some U.S. work visas have a labor certification requirement. This...
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | May 4, 2021 | Immigration Law
“Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals,” commonly known as DACA, is a program launched by the Obama administration. Broadly speaking, it protects immigrants who entered the United States as minors from deportation and grants them a work permit. To qualify, applicants...
by Fok Immigration Law | Apr 19, 2021 | Immigration Law
Even a minor drug charge in California has the potential to lead to big trouble if you are living in the United States as a non-citizen. Research and studies reveal that a high number of immigrants undergo automatic detention and deportation following drug offenses....
