Con títulos de la UCLA, la Escueula de Derecho de Loyola, y años de experiencia luchando por los derechos de los inmigrantes y ganando sus casos, usted puede estar seguro de que la abogada Linnette lo ayudará a navegar por las complejidades de su situación de inmigración.
Linnette Tano Clark is a well-recognized immigration lawyer in Burbank, California. Her office has served the Hispanic immigrant community for over 20 years, fighting for their rights and winning cases. She is the daughter of Hispanic immigrants, speaks Spanish as her first language, and holds degrees from UCLA and Loyola Law School.
Admitted to Ca State Bar 1996 #185121
Navigating the area of immigration can be confusing and frightening. It is extremely complex and the answer can turn on one simple fact. For this reason, it is important to always consult a licensed attorney. It is tempting to go for a lower priced option and pretty words promising you the legal status that you […]
Getting free legal advice for complicated matters such as immigration can be difficult. It is important to always insure that you are consulting with a licensed attorney. Unfortunately, most attorneys charge for their consultations. This can make it difficult for low-income individuals to consult with one. If you are in a situation where it is not possible to […]
The Department of Homeland Security has published a proposal for fee increases to several USCIS forms in the Federal Register. There will be a period of 30 days to receive public opinion, with a final decision being issued as soon as December 16. 2019. Proposed Rate Increases affect several forms, but most notable are the […]
TPS was officially extended for nationals of El Salvador. The extension is automatic through January 4, 2021. This means that work authorization is automatically extended as well. TPS recipients can demonstrate the Federal Register notice to employers as a confirmation of their work authorization extension. Current TPS recipients who live within the jurisdiction of the […]
Yesterday, November 12, 2019, The Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding whether the DACA program will be terminated. In 2017, President Trump issued an order officially ending the DACA program. Due to a Court injunction, DACA recipients were able to continue renewing their DACA until the issue is resolved. Based on the questions asked during […]
In the month of November 2019, USCIS is accepting adjustments for family petitions based on the filing date and not the final action priority dates. This is extremely important because you can file your adjustment of status application and obtain your work authorization between 1-4 years earlier than you otherwise would be able to. In […]
On January 13, 2018, USCIS announced its process for accepting DACA renewal applications. If you were previously granted DACA and it has not expired, you may submit an application to renew your DACA. You must also meet the following requirements in order to qualify for DACA renewal: 1. You must not have departed the U.S. […]
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The Obama Administration announced today that it will grant deferred action to certain young people. They announced that effective immediately, young people who are between the ages of 15-30 will qualify for deferred action and will be able to apply for work authorization. It will be granted for a 2 year period and can be […]
Let you fears subside, filing bankruptcy will not affect your ability to become a United States citizen. In order to qualify for naturalization you must have…
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