I-360 VAWA FOR PARENTS OF ABUSIVE ADULT U.S. CITIZENS (OVER 21 YRS OLD)
Many immigrants from India or Pakistan, as well as other countries, entered the United States without a visa or inspection...
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Do Immigrants Need to Register for Selective Service in the U.S.?
Many immigrants in the United States are surprised to learn that Selective Service registration is required for most men living here, even...
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A Backdoor for Immigration Enforcement: Why Trump’s Federal Takeover of D.C. Matters
In a troubling escalation, the federal government, by President Trump’s direct order, has enacted a 30‑day takeover of Washington, D.C.,...
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HOW GREEN CARD HOLDERS CAN PROACTIVELY BUILD STRONG MORAL CHARACTER FOR NATURALIZATION UNDER THE NEW AUGUST 2025 RULES
1. Build a portfolio of positive contributions USCIS now places greater emphasis on an applicant’s positive contributions, which must be...
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New Hope for Immigrants: Senator Padilla’s Registry Bill Could Create Pathway to Legal Status – New Registry Amnesty in 2025?
In July 2025, Senator Alex Padilla (Democrat from State of California) introduced the “Renewing Immigration Provisions of the Immigration Act of...
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4 Fast Steps to Check Your U.S. Immigration Case Status
At Shepelsky Law Group, we know how stressful waiting for updates on your immigration case can feel. Clients often ask...
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U.S. Immediately Pauses Work Visas for Commercial Truck Drivers After Deadly Florida Crash
On August 21, 2025, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced an immediate halt to the issuance of work visas for...
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Marina Shepelsky in the News: Media Coverage
Catch Marina Shepelsky in national and local media as she shares expert legal insight on immigration law, high-profile cases, and immigrant rights in America.
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Travel Ban 2025: What the New Immigration Restrictions Mean for You
President Trump’s 2025 travel ban blocks or limits entry from over a dozen countries, raising urgent questions for immigrant families.
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New USCIS Policy Puts Marriage-Based Green Cards at Risk – What Immigrant Couples Should Know
Marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident has long been one of the most common and trusted paths to...
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