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At Odunlami Law we will deliver you all the useful resources, information, and daily news you need to successfully understand and navigate the immigration system in the United States.
How Does VAWA Affect the Abuser
How Does VAWA Affect the Abuser
Immigrants who are victims of abuse are often faced with the dilemma or fear of what they can do to get...
Domestic Violence Protections for Immigrants How to get a Green Card
Domestic Violence Protections for Immigrants: How to get a Green Card
It’s essential to raise awareness about domestic violence, its impact on survivors, and the resources...
How to Avoid Denial of Your VAWA case
How to Avoid Denial of Your VAWA case
For those of you who have recently had your VAWA case denied or are afraid that your VAWA case could...
U-Visa: Understanding Your Rights and Answering Your Questions
U-Visa: Understanding Your Rights and Answering Your Questions
The U Visa is a nonimmigrant visa that allows certain victims of crime to remain in the United States...
Can Your Abusive Spouse or Partner Get You Deported?
Can Your Abusive Spouse or Partner Get You Deported?
Understandably, sometimes relationships don’t work out for specific reasons. However, if you are...
How to Prove Your Abuser is a United States Citizen or (Lawful Permanent Resident) LPR
How to Prove Your Abuser is a United States Citizen or (Lawful Permanent Resident) LPR
As an immigration attorney, I work with many clients in helping them with correctly filing for VAWA and...
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How Do I Get My Permanent Green Card if My Spouse Refuses to Help Me?
A question that I often get asked is, how can I get my green card if my spouse refuses to help me? Typically...
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How to Receive a Green Card if You Are a Victim of Domestic Violence
October is domestic violence awareness month, and I, immigration attorney Ifeoma Odunlami, would like...
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