What Happens to Your Green Card Case if You Divorce?
September 17, 2026
Divorce can create uncertainty for anyone going through the immigration process. If your green card application or immigration status is connected to your marriage, one of the first questions you may have is whether ending the marriage will also end your ability to remain in the United States. The answer depends heavily on where you […]
Can You Apply for U.S. Citizenship if You Have a Criminal Record?
September 3, 2026
Having an arrest or conviction in your past does not always prevent you from becoming a U.S. citizen. However, a criminal record can make applying for naturalization considerably more complicated. Some offenses can affect the good moral character requirement, while others can create much more serious immigration consequences. At Hanlon Law Group, we help immigrants […]
How Can Pasadena Families Prepare for a Marriage-Based Green Card Petition?
August 7, 2026
A marriage-based green card petition in Pasadena depends on a consistent history of the relationship and each spouse's immigration record. Joint housing, finances, travel, photographs, messages, and statements from people who know the couple may help show how the marriage operates. We help Pasadena families organize forms, civil documents, prior filings, translations, and interview preparation. […]
What Makes Someone Eligible for Asylum in the United States?
July 10, 2026
Federal agencies have recently announced increased scrutiny of asylum filings, including new efforts aimed at identifying fraudulent claims. As a result, many people seeking protection in the United States have questions about what actually qualifies someone for asylum and what immigration officials look for when reviewing an application. The asylum process is designed to protect […]
How USCIS's New Green Card Policy May Affect Adjustment of Status Applicants
June 11, 2026
Immigration policies and procedures continue to evolve, and recent announcements from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may significantly affect how certain individuals pursue lawful permanent residence in the United States. For many immigrants and families in Los Angeles, California, one of the most important developments involves USCIS's renewed emphasis on requiring certain applicants to […]
Preparing for Stricter H-1B Visa Rules in Los Angeles and Pasadena
May 14, 2026
Employers, international workers, and students in Los Angeles and Pasadena are closely monitoring potential changes to the H-1B visa program as federal immigration policies continue evolving. Proposed rule changes and increased government scrutiny could create new challenges for businesses seeking highly skilled workers, as well as foreign professionals and international students hoping to build long-term […]
