Let us simplify the complexities of immigration law.
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | Oct 12, 2021 | Firm News
The city’s treatment of Chinese immigrants and their descendants has been a black mark going back more than a century. There was discrimination, violence, xenophobia, and even the dismantling of five Chinatowns (the first was 1866-1870). A recent unanimously approved...
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | Sep 14, 2021 | Aslyum, Immigration Law
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that immigrants who speak an English dialect may request an interpreter. This ruling was in response to a case where a Cameroonian who spoke Pidgin English – it was clear during the asylum hearing that the court and the man had...
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | Sep 13, 2021 | Citizenship, Immigration Law
U.S. citizenship has many benefits. As an American citizen, you could vote, travel with a U.S. passport, become eligible for federal jobs and bring family members to the country. If you have a Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), you may qualify for naturalization,...
On Behalf of Fok Immigration Law | Aug 30, 2021 | Employment Immigration Visas
The initial application window for H1B closed on July 28. But the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) created a new window that closes on November 3. It was determined that the quota of 85,000 new statuses or visas would not be met for the...
by Fok Immigration Law | Aug 4, 2021 | Employment Immigration Visas, Family Immigration Visas
More than 20 million Asians live in the U.S. Almost all trace their origins to 19 countries in the Eastern, Southeastern and Indian subcontinent. According to Pew Research, the 19 origin groups highlight a wide range in income, education and other characteristics....
