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Bienvenidos a Servicios de Inmigración DLA Esto son tiempos difíciles en el campo de la inmigración. La ley cambia casi a diario, y los procesos no siempre son claros. Nuestra oficina ayuda a las personas que buscan emigrar a Estados Unidos, y a aquellas que buscan legalizar su estatus inmigratorio, a manejar estos procesos complicados mediante una representación legal efectiva. Prometemos honestidad, compasión y diligencia en el trámite de su caso.
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Daliah Lugo-Auffant, Esq.
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Welcome to DLA Immigration Services These are difficult times in the field of immigration. The law changes almost daily, and the processes are not always clear. Our office helps people seeking to immigrate to the United States, and those seeking to legalize their immigration status, handle these complicated processes through effective legal representation. We promise honesty, compassion, and diligence in the processing of your case.
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United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is changing how it evaluates whether an applicant for a green card may become a “public charge.” |
When one missing document or legal issue can put your immigration case at risk, getting it right the first time matters. |
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Under updated guidance taking effect September 18, 2026, immigration officers will have broader discretion to consider an applicant’s circumstances and potential reliance on government support. With greater discretion comes greater uncertainty—and the way your case is prepared and presented can make a critical difference. An experienced immigration attorney can identify potential public-charge concerns, develop the appropriate evidence, and advocate for your eligibility under the law. Don’t leave your future in the United States to chance. Get experienced legal guidance before filing your green card application.
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USCIS has made it clear: your immigration application may be denied without first giving you an opportunity to correct mistakes or submit missing evidence. If you fail to establish eligibility or provide required initial documentation when filing, USCIS may deny your case without issuing a Request for Evidence (RFE) or Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID).
That makes competent legal representation more important than ever. An experienced immigration attorney can help ensure that your application is complete, properly documented, and supported by the evidence necessary to establish eligibility before it is filed. |
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