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Read Lincoln-Goldfinch Law's blog where we constantly analyze recent immigration law updates and provide useful tips. Lincoln-Goldfinch Law is an immigration firm guiding people through the immigration process so that they can live & work without fear of deportation.
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2w ago
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In 2019, the United States granted asylum to over 46,500 individuals, a significant figure. However, a staggering 70 million people are searching for refuge globally. The sheer magnitude of this challenge raises a compelling question: Who is eligible to attain asylum within the United States?
Amid the influx of information circulating on social media, there’s often confusion. This leads many to believe that seeking this status is a universal option for various personal predicaments, such as extortion or marital issues. Regrettably, awa ..read more
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1M ago
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When the term “human trafficking” comes to mind, one might envision individuals abducted from foreign lands. They are then thrust into a life of involuntary servitude or sexual exploitation. However, the scope of this issue stretches far beyond such notions.
An intriguing revelation emerges: numerous individuals arrive in the United States with aspirations for a brighter future. Yet, their hopes often turn into a nightmarish struggle against deception and maltreatment. Delve into a crucial subject: labor abuses and human trafficking. S ..read more
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1M ago
In times of economic turbulence, preparing financially for the future is crucial. Financial advisors estimate a 35% chance of an economic downturn in the United States at the beginning of 2023. Institutions like Bank of America also predict an upcoming recession.
This article aims to guide you in preparing financially for this year. Lincoln-Goldfinch Law will ensure your financial wellness remains intact during economic stagnation, recession, or inflation.
Prepare Financially
If the future outlook for finances worries you, precisely the possibility of a recession, now is the time to prepar ..read more
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1M ago
The Federal Trade Commission reported over two million fraud and identity theft cases in 2021. This results in a cost of over five billion dollars for consumers. Technology has opened up new avenues for identity theft and other fraudulent activities.
Here, you will learn to protect yourself and your finances from these threats. The Lincoln-Goldfinch Law will also share some practical measures to protect yourself from fraud. They will inform you of what actions to take if you become a victim of identity theft.
How Can You Protect Your Credit Or Debit Cards From Fraudulent Activities?
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1M ago
Emergency savings hold value in today’s world because of the unpredictability of life. Regardless of whether individuals experience moments of joyous celebration or unexpected health emergencies, preparation for various life events is important.
A survey conducted by Bankrate in 2022 revealed that many adults in the United States feel uneasy about their emergency savings situation. The discomfort expressed by the majority of respondents stems from two primary factors. Firstly, some lack any emergency funds. Secondly, others have savings but not enough to cover their living expenses fo ..read more
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4M ago
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How Can You Help A Family Member Detained By ICE?
As of August 2022, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention held about 24,000 migrants. Out of this group, 68% have no criminal records. Many people were in custody for small things like getting a basic traffic ticket. It is usually for things like overspeeding or going through a red light.
Finding out that ICE has taken a family member into custody can be upsetting. In such moments, understanding how to provide support and assistance becomes crucial. If they are going through depo ..read more
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4M ago
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Many marriages in the United States are between people of different races or ethnicities, celebrating diversity. Over the last decade, immigration authorities approved thousands of Green Card applications based on marital relationships. Included in these statistics are some people who resort to fraudulent marriage for easy access to permanent residency.
However, the question remains: is marriage a fast lane to obtain a Green Card? Read on to learn whether it is the only option for permanent residency and discover the consequences of fraudule ..read more
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6M ago
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Navigating DACA: Protecting Your Status & Pursuing The American Dream
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has provided opportunities for over 800,000 young immigrants in the United States. It offers protection from deportation and access to benefits such as work permits, driver’s licenses, and educational opportunities.
However, maintaining and protecting the status can be complex due to its unstable history and evolving requirements. This guide will explore the essential information an ..read more
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7M ago
What are the top five reasons that Visas get denied? I’m Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, your friendly immigration lawyer in Texas, here to answer all your immigration questions.
The number one reason Visas get denied is for lack of proper documentation or incomplete forms. With all immigration applications, there’s a very specific way that you need to apply. You need to completely fill out the forms, answering every single question.
If an answer or question is not applicable to you, you need to write “n/a” or “none” in that slot in the form. You also need to make sure that every piece o ..read more
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7M ago
Are you visiting the United States on a tourist Visa, and you want to know how long it will be until you can come back using your Visa? I’m Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, your friendly immigration lawyer in Texas, and I’m here to answer all your immigration questions.
The answer to this question is not a clear, bright-line rule. There isn’t a law or regulation or policy that says, if you’ve been in the U.S. for 100 days, you have to be out of the U.S. for 100 days. The general rule of thumb is that when you have a 10-year tourist Visa, that gives you insurance for entrances up to six months at a ti ..read more