Asylum for Nigerians in 2025: A Survival Guide from an Immigration Attorney
Fleeing persecution in Nigeria? Learn how to apply for asylum in the USA with an esteemed immigration lawyer.
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Help For Undocumented Indian Immigrants: What You Need To Know
At Shepelsky Law Group, we work closely with undocumented immigrants from all backgrounds — including many Indian nationals who came...
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Workplace Exploitation of Indian Immigrants in the U.S.: What You Need to Know
This image depicts an Indian worker showing an empty wallet and a paycheck with suspicious deductions. It reflects financial exploitation faced by many immigrant workers in low-wage jobs, a key issue addressed through T Visa eligibility in U.S. immigration law.
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Top 10 E-2 Visa Business Ideas with Low Failure Rates
Our immigration attorneys specialize in helping you turn the best E-2 visa business ideas into a successful pathway to U.S. residency.
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REAL ID Isn’t Enough: What Immigrants Need to Know About the New April 2025 Registration Rule
Immigrants must carry proper ID to meet 2025 real ID immigration requirements
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Beat a Green Card Denial: Win Your I-601 Waiver with a Powerful Extreme Hardship Case
Denied a Green Card due to misrepresentation or a minor criminal offense? Learn how the I-601 waiver and extreme hardship waiver can help you.
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New Alien Registration Requirement Effective April 11, 2025 – What You Need to Know (Form G-325R)
As of April 11, 2025, certain noncitizens must file Form G-325R to comply with the Alien Registration Number requirement or face legal penalties.
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New Court Memo Could Lead to Early Denial of Asylum Applications
A new court policy allows asylum applications to be dismissed without a hearing.
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Social Media, Students, and Immigration in the USA: DHS Surveillance Raises Concerns
Social media can affect your student visa — learn how DHS surveillance could impact immigration status in 2025 and what you can do to stay protected.
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Undocumented Immigrant Registration USA: What You Need to Know and How We Can Help
DHS now requires undocumented immigrants in the U.S. to register through a federal system. Millions are affected — legal guidance is essential.
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