This section starts with launch and client operations resources, then can grow into the firm's immigration blog.
USCIS is running two naturalization civics tests at the same time. Your N-400 filing date decides which one you get, what the 2025 test requires, and what happens if you fail.
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A plain-English guide to the I-601A provisional unlawful presence waiver: who qualifies, whose hardship counts, what it costs, and what an approval does not give you.
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Where the Detroit Immigration Court is, how to check your case and hearing format, what WebEx hearings require, and what the 2026 backlog means for your case.
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Immediate steps for locating a family member in ICE custody, gathering case information, contacting counsel, and handling urgent needs in Michigan.
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A practical guide to Detroit immigration court hearings, including master calendar and individual hearings, what to bring, and how to prepare.
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Marriage green card timelines in 2026: adjustment of status, consular processing, work permits, interviews, and key delays for Michigan applicants.
Read resource ->What the Docketwise portal is, how it keeps your immigration case organized and secure, and how it fits alongside invoices and official government tools.
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court decided the case Niz-Chavez v. Garland. This decision will pave the way for thousands of noncitizens to apply for new relief based on hardship to a US citizen, legal permanent resident, close relatives, as well as allow many to reopen their removal orders. Niz-Chavez is a sequel to the Supreme Court’s decision in…
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