With primaries underway and presidential hopefuls battling it out in full swing, talks of the budget issues in America are abundant. Here in Louisiana, lawmakers are working to close a $900 million deficit with the most likely solution being an increase in sales tax. Speaking of sales tax, what about immigration? Okay, okay, I realize they don’t sound all that related, but think about it. Continue reading
Last Thursday Marco Rubio made a promise: a promise to Americans as their “future president” and a promise to immigrants as their Friend? Foe? Ally? Adversary?
Immigration can be a difficult process to navigate and there are many options available to you. If you aren’t sure how to proceed, a Louisiana immigration attorney from The Scott Law Firm, LLC can assist you. With personalized counsel, our firm has been fighting for immigration rights in our community for years.
For assistance with your questions, check out our frequently asked questions page below. If you’re in need of representation with your case, give us a call today to set up your free consultation.
If I am married to a U.S. citizen, will I automatically receive a green card?
No. The process to receive your green card can take anywhere from three months to two years. Continue reading
New Executive Order! DACA / DAP / Deferred Action
On November 19, 2014, the President of the United States announced an Executive Order granting deferred action and work authorizations for an estimated 5 million undocumented people in the United States. The lawyers at The Scott Law Firm are working hard to keep its clients informed about how this Executive Order affects them and their families. If you think you or a loved one can benefit from this Executive Order contact us today.
The Executive Order will grant deferred action and a work authorization to undocumented people who meet the following qualifications: Continue reading
If you are a U.S. citizen over the age of 21, you may be able to petition a family member to come to the United States and become a permanent resident. Once permanent residency is established for your relative, you may even be able to assist them towards gaining U.S. citizenship as well. Continue reading
Friend of the Immigrant 