Trump Administration Will Make It Tougher to Get Green Cards, Easier to Be Deported
Under the Trump administration, we anticipate a more stringent approach to immigration policies, which may lead to increased hurdles for those seeking green cards and a higher likelihood of deportation and detention. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for these changes. Stricter Immigration Policies on the Horizon The Trump administration is expected to […]
How We Helped a Client Overcome BMC Restraining Order Violation Allegation
In a challenging case involving a restraining order violation during a magistrate’s hearing at the Boston Municipal Court Central Division (BMC), the Law Office of Matthew W. Peterson successfully demonstrated the client’s lack of intent to violate the restraining order. By leveraging their expertise in immigration law, the firm educated the magistrate on the legitimacy […]
What is an Employment Authorization Document (EAD)?
My name is Matthew Peterson, and I am passionate about fighting for people’s right to remain in this country. I have many years of experience in immigration law, and I will do everything I can to make sure your case goes smoothly. My office handles immigration matters such as Adjustment of Status, also referred to […]
Are Green Card Lawyers Worth the Investment?
Obtaining a U.S. green card is a significant step towards securing your future in the United States, filled with opportunities and the promise of stability. Navigating this process, however, can be quite daunting without the right guidance. Many find themselves asking: Are green card lawyers worth the investment? The answer is a resounding “yes,” especially […]
The Crucial Role of a Massachusetts Naturalization Attorney in Navigating the Complexities of Immigration Paperwork
The journey to U.S. citizenship is a profoundly significant process for immigrants, filled with anticipation and hopes for a new beginning. However, the path to naturalization is fraught with complex legal and bureaucratic challenges. In Massachusetts, where the stakes are high and the process exacting, having a specialized naturalization attorney is not just a benefit; […]
Understanding Adjustment of Status: Key FAQs and the Role of Experienced Attorneys in Boston
Adjusting your status to become a lawful permanent resident in the United States can be a complex process. For many applicants in Boston, navigating the labyrinth of legal requirements necessitates the guidance of a skilled adjustment of status attorney. This blog addresses the frequently asked questions about the paperwork involved, potential pitfalls during the application […]
Should I Get a Lawyer for My Adjustment of Status Application?
If you’re looking to apply for adjustment of status, you need a lawyer you can trust. An experienced immigration lawyer can help ensure your application has all the required documents and is not delayed. Adjustment of status is the process of applying for a green card while remaining within the United States. Generally, you must […]
Matthew Peterson Named Among the 2023 Massachusetts Rising Stars by “Super Lawyers”
I am thrilled to announce that I have been named among this year’s rising stars in the state of Massachusetts by “Super Lawyers”. Super Lawyers is a website intended to give ratings for attorneys and law offices all over the country by taking into account peer recognition, customer satisfaction, and professional achievements within their practice […]
How Long Does Adjustment of Status Take?
Generally, how long an adjustment of status application takes depends on a lot of factors. It depends on whether you submitted the correct paperwork, the current processing times, and how organized your application is. An experienced immigration attorney can help ensure that your adjustment of status application is processed as quickly as possible. A lawyer […]
What is an Immediate Relative for Immigration?
To apply for adjustment of status, you generally must be an immediate relative of a U.S. citizen. Being an immediate relative qualifies you for a number of immigration benefits. To be an immediate relative, you must be: Married to a U.S citizen; A parent of a U.S. citizen who is 21 or older; An unmarried […]