In this news segment with CBS8, Attorney Jacob Sapochnick Esq, discusses a new bill signed into law on Saturday, September 27, by California Governor Jerry Brown. The new law appropriated $3 million to nonprofit organizations who are qualified to aid unaccompanied children, coming from Central America to the United States, to…
In this post, Attorney Jacob Sapochnick Esq, will address one of our most frequently asked questions for Same Sex Marriage and Green Cards: Is Proof of Real Marriage Required, Standard of Proof? Statement from Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano on July 1, 2013: “After last week’s decision by the Supreme Court…
The Department of Justice recently reported that approximately 33% of immigrants who are released by U.S. Customs and Border Enforcement skip their immigration hearings and are then subject to removal from the United States. The problem is especially apparent among juveniles held by immigration officials. Attorney Jacob J Sapochnick Esq., commented on…
CBS8 News recently interviewed Attorney Jacob J Sapochnick, who commented on the surge of immigrant children coming from Mexico and Central America, and the legal repercussions that have arisen. To read the complete article please click here. For more updates please remember to follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram
Check out Attorney Jacob J. Sapochnick, Esq.’s interview on international news site i24live.tv regarding E2 investor visas for Israeli nationals and legal changes. Visit our E2 Visa Page for more information
Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram In this installment our Senior Case Manager, Inese Grate Esq., explains the E-2 Visa Process and Requirements. Below are some key requirements you must keep in mind when considering applying for an E-2 Visa: Requirement 1 As a treaty investor, you must be coming to…
Great News story about our client Ayded Reyes, Attorney Jacob Sapochnick is also interviewed. Reyes was allowed to stay here under a policy announced by the Obama administration last year dubbed “prosecutorial discretion.” It directs immigration officials to focus on prosecuting and deporting serious criminals and those who have repeatedly…