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In the heart of San Diego, where the legal landscape meets the dynamic needs of a diverse community, one law firm stands out – Perez Law Offices. It is with immense pride and honor that we announce Perez Law Offices has been selected as the Best Immigration Law Firm in San Diego. This prestigious recognition […]

In the vibrant and diverse city of San Diego, families often find themselves traversing the intricate path of immigration to reunite with their loved ones. The process can be overwhelming, and filled with complexities and uncertainties. In this blog, we will explore the nuances of family-based immigration in San Diego and shed light on how

In the heartbeat of Southern California, where innovation, diversity, and global talent converge, San Diego stands as a vibrant economic hub. Businesses in this dynamic city continually seek avenues to expand their horizons, and one pivotal avenue is the recruitment of international professionals. However, in the pursuit of this global talent, the complex world of

Applying for a United States Citizenship can provide many benefits such as the freedom to travel, the right to vote, reuniting with family members, providing citizenship for your children, and protection against deportation to name a few. Non-U.S. citizens typically go through the route of naturalization. This overview will cover the types of citizenship, general

Under our immigration laws, when the petitioner dies, an approved I-130 is automatically cancelled.  In the 90’s the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a regulation ameliorating the harsh consequence of death of the petitioner by allowing the I-130 petition to be reinstated for humanitarian reasons. In order to seek humanitarian reinstatement or

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA) have recently formed a partnership to share information of applicants. Foreign nationals who are applying for adjustment of status can now apply for work authorization and a social security number using a single form – the updated Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization.

The Department of State (DOS) has adopted new rules to make it more difficult to get visas to the United States. The DOS is giving immigration consular officials new grounds to deny entry to the United States or to remove them if they are already here. In a cable to American embassies around the world,