NEWS & INSIGHTS

Jaci Ohayon has been sworn into the Geneva Bar Association!

AVA Global is thrilled to announce that Attorney Jaci Ohayon has been sworn into the Geneva Bar Association. Jaci, who is also a member of the Washington Bar Association, is accepting new clients in...

TPS for Haiti Partially Vacated!

The Department of Homeland Security has partially vacated the 2024 Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Haiti.  If it is not re-designated by June 4th, then it will end on August 3, 2025...

How can Humanitarian Parole help me?

Humanitarian parole is a temporary entry into the United States (U.S) granted by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for individuals who are otherwise ineligible for entry...

601 Waiver of Inadmissibility

If you are trying to adjust your status and have been found or are likely to be found inadmissible, then you may need a 601 waiver. Form I-601 is an “Application for Waiver of Grounds of...

Immigration Tips after the 2025 Executive Orders

In the past week and a half, several Executive Orders and the Laken Riley Act have been implemented, which impact U.S. immigration in the United States. The purpose of this article is to give you...

Employer Rights and Responsibilities: HSI Worksite Enforcement Actions

Preparation is crucial when it comes to an immigration worksite enforcement action (HSI Worksite Enforcement Actions). Even if you carefully verify the work authorization of all your employees...

Know Your Rights if ICE Visits Your Home!

The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has released this flyer, which outlines important actions to take if ICE comes to your door. Please be sure to share it widely with your community...

Statement on the January 20, 2025 Executive Orders

We understand that there is a lot of fear regarding the new administration and the executive orders that were published this week.  It will take some time to interpret these orders and how they may...

Form I-751 – How to Remove Green Card Conditions

If you have recently gotten married and applied for a green card based upon your marriage, then you most likely have received a conditional green card. Conditional green cards are valid for two years...