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It’s true! Immigration officials may review an a

It’s true! Immigration officials may review an applicant's social media accounts as part of the immigration process.

In recent years, there have been reports of immigration authorities using social media platforms to gather additional information about individuals applying for visas or Green Cards. However, it's essential to note that simply having a social media presence is not a violation of immigration laws.

If immigration officials find evidence of immigration violations or inconsistencies between information provided on applications and social media posts, it could potentially impact the outcome of the immigration process.

For example, if an individual claims to be unmarried on their application but posts pictures indicating otherwise, it could raise questions about the accuracy of their application.
It's important for individuals going through the immigration process to be mindful of what they post on social media and to ensure that any information provided on official applications is truthful and consistent.

Additionally, seeking guidance from an immigration attorney can help individuals navigate the complexities of the immigration process and avoid potential issues that may arise during the review of social media accounts.

Feel free to reach out to us at 713-784-2906. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you every step of the way through your immigration journey.

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If you’re thinking of adopting, there are plenty

If you’re thinking of adopting, there are plenty of myths you hear that could scare you away 😰 But that’s why we’re here – to make sure our clients go through the adoption confidently and with all the facts they need.

Today, let’s tackle this one: “The birth mother can come back and try to reclaim the child.”

This is 100% false 🙅 When a birth mother places their baby up for adoption, they legally relinquish and sign over their parental rights. Once you adopt, the child is yours, and the birth mother has no right to reclaim the child. Fostering, of course, is a different story.

To those of you who are considering adoption, know that we are here to help 👪 Feel free to reach out if you have questions, and stay tuned as we continue addressing some more common adoption myths!

❓ Criminal History and Security: Have you ever b

❓ Criminal History and Security:
Have you ever been arrested or convicted of a crime?
Have you ever been involved in any terrorist activities or organizations?
Have you ever been a member of any political or social groups that are considered controversial?

❓ Family and Relationships:
Do you have any family members living in the United States?
Have you ever sponsored anyone for immigration to the United States?
Are you currently married to a US citizen or a Green Card holder?

Keep in mind that these are just a few examples of the types of questions that may be asked during a US Green Card immigration interview.

It's important for applicants to answer truthfully and provide any requested documentation to support their answers. Being prepared and organized can help ensure a smoother interview process.

If you want help with your immigration process, reach out to us at Mokolo Law, my team & I are here to help you. Call us at 7137842906.

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We’re here to remind you that you DON’T have t

We’re here to remind you that you DON’T have to take mistreatment at work because you don’t have your papers.

You have options, talk to an immigration attorney who can help you understand if you might qualify for a T visa. This visa could lead you to a Green Card and even U.S. citizenship.

Don't hesitate to reach out for help. You can call us at 713-784-2906. My team and I are here to assist you.

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Pop Quiz Time 🎉 Today, we thought we’d test o

Pop Quiz Time 🎉 Today, we thought we’d test our network’s prenup know-how with a quick quiz. Grab your metaphorical no. 2 pencils ✏️ and let’s begin!

Q: Can a prenup cover custody of current or future children?

What is your answer? 🤔 If you said “yes,” you would be … wrong! Surprised? You’re not alone – some of our clients are surprised by this as well.

Ultimately, such decisions, as well as visitation rights, are public policy matters – meaning the court would have the final say when the time comes. Think of it this way: prenups address financial matters, not personal ones.

Curious to know what else you can and cannot include in a prenup? Feel free to reach out to us! We’ll be happy to answer any questions you have 🤍

As humans, our families are incredibly important t

As humans, our families are incredibly important to us. When we're facing tough times like divorce or family law issues, it can feel like our whole world is falling apart. But hey, you're stronger than you think. You've got what it takes to get through this.💪🏾💪🏾

If you're dealing with stuff like divorce or family law, it's okay to ask for help. There are professionals out there who can stand up for you and help you get the outcome you want.

Here at Mokolo Law, we get it. We know that what's happening in your life isn't just about paperwork or courtrooms—it's about your family. When you trust us with your case, you're getting attorneys who really care.

So if you need that kind of support, give us a call at 713.784.2906. We're here for you.

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