Every day, people come to the Kentucky and the United States to avoid persecution or fear of persecution. The protection they request is known as asylum. If you are persecuted in your home country or fear you will be persecuted for your political opinion, nationality,...
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Month: March 2019
What are the biggest challenges facing immigrants?
While life in the U.S. offers many amazing opportunities to immigrants, the experience is not without its challenges. Overcoming these challenges take a dedicated effort, as well as access to the right information. To help immigrants and their families get acclimated...
The importance of maintaining your passport and visa
At Vickerstaff Law Office in Kentucky, we represent numerous international students who are legally in the United States by virtue of some type of a visa. We therefore know how important it becomes for them to keep their visa up-to-date, as well as the passport issued...
Kentucky immigrants have a right to obtain medical care
If Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers place a Kentucky immigrant in detention, it doesn't mean he or she loses all access to the outside world. If you or your loved one is currently detained, you still have rights, one of which is to receive medical...
How long would it take to bring my spouse to America?
There are two categories you would probably fall into if you were eligible to bring your spouse to live in Kentucky permanently as United States resident. The first category is for US citizens, and the second is for green card holders. The procedures for applying for...