On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Jun 29, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
You get a lot of time to think when sitting in a police cell. You think of your mother back home, who relies on the money you wire each month. You remember how proud she was when you told her you were going to live in the United States and how she cried the day you...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Jun 17, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
What happens to your children if you’re detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)? What happens if you’re deported? These are among the most valid worries that an undocumented immigrant with children can face in this country. An arrest can come without...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Apr 16, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers claim that they’re conducting courthouse arrests — many of them without judicial warrants — to protect Americans from dangerous foreign nationals. But what’s so dangerous about an immigrant...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Apr 9, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
A common argument among those who want to limit immigration, both legal and illegal, in the United States is that “immigrants take American jobs.” At worst, the claim is false; at best, it’s a gross simplification of the facts. As with most things in life, the real...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Mar 26, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
Immigration is an incredibly expensive process. Whether you are someone who legally works as a migrant farmhand, following crops around the country or you want to apply for a visa related to a skilled position with a company, your current financial circumstances can...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Feb 5, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
If you fear for your life in your country, the one thing you’ll try to do is to stay out of it. The United States does have a process for asylum to help people who feel threatened or who are in danger in their home countries. As a refugee, it’s important that you...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Jan 31, 2020 | Immigration And Naturalization
Imagine this: You’ve lived in the United States for months or years on an expired visa, but you’ve worked hard, led a good life and been a responsible person. You have family, friends, a career and a community here. You eventually decide that you don’t want to live...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Sep 30, 2019 | Immigration And Naturalization
Wanting to become a citizen of the United States is a common desire. However, the naturalization process is not easy, and many people living in New Jersey may wonder whether they will ever reach this goal. Fortunately, understanding the process could help them work...
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Sep 2, 2019 | Immigration And Naturalization
It is common for U.S. citizens to have children outside of the country. This may be particularly true for military members and other federal personnel stationed abroad. Usually, when these children are born, they are still considered as residing in the United States....
On behalf of DeCosmo & Rolon, Attorneys at Law | Jul 23, 2019 | Immigration And Naturalization
Many New Jersey residents hope to find love at some point in their lives. For some, they may reach this desired milestone but not in the way they expected. Some individuals fall in love and marry people they met in other countries. As a result, immigration steps must...
