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The Law Offices of Martin Schwartz, Immigration and Civil Law, P.A., was formed in January of 1994. Attorney Martin Schwartz handles immigration cases and immigration court cases all over Florida, and had handled immigration cases throughout the United States. The attorney and his staff read, write and speak Spanish. Most notably, Attorney Schwartz was a member of the litigation team on the case of Al Najjar v. Reno, 97 F. Supp. 2d 1329 (S.D. Fla. 2000).

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The Law Offices of Martin Schwartz, Immigration and Civil Law, P.A., was formed in January of 1994. Attorney Martin Schwartz handles immigration cases and immigration court cases all over Florida, and had handled immigration cases throughout …

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Personal Injury law is designed to provide protection and legal rights to the victims who have been physically, mentally or emotionally been injured die to the carelessness or wrongdoing of another party.

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Mr. Schwartz, a native of Rochester, New York, now operates as a distinguished attorney based in Florida. With a primary focus on Immigration & Naturalization law, he possesses extensive experience and knowledge in this field and is proficient in both English and Spanish. Notably, he previously led the development of an immigration law course at St. Petersburg College, demonstrating his commitment to legal education.

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How to Prove Continuous Presence for Immigration Purposes

How to Prove Continuous Presence for Immigration Purposes

  Maintaining continuous presence in the United States is vital for various immigrationapplications, including those for naturalization and adjustment of status. The U.S. Citizenshipand Immigration Services (USCIS) has detailed guidelines to help applicants meet thisrequirement, underscoring the importance of thorough documentation and understanding thelegal criteria. Defining Continuous Presence Continuous presence involves an immigrant's need to …
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Biden’s Parole in Place Program Granting U.S. Citizenship to Millions of Undocumented Family Members

Biden’s Parole in Place Program Granting U.S. Citizenship to Millions of Undocumented Family Members

President Biden outlines his historic plan to provide a clear path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants, marking a significant milestone in U.S. immigration policy
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The world's leading online retailer Amazon stops visa sponsorship

One of the world’s largest online retailers, Amazon Inc, is no longer offering visa sponsorships (green cards) to foreign workers according to Business Insider. This change will cause many immigrants sponsored by Amazon to lose their jobs and face deportation. Program Electronic Review Management (PERM) documents assist businesses with hiring immigrants. In 2023, Amazon changed …
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