Nadine Heitz, Author at Heitz Immigration Law

Breaking News Investment

Florida’s New Law Raises Concerns: Will Real Estate Agents Become the Immigration Police?

Florida recently passed Senate Bill SB 264, known as "Interests of Foreign Countries," which imposes significant restrictions on property ownership by individuals from specific foreign countries. The law is set…

Nadine HeitzJune 2, 2023

Business Family Specialty

Understanding the U.S. Entry Process and Resolving Mistakes in your I-94

Entering the United States involves an inspection by a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent who performs two essential tasks upon approving your admission: Passport Stamping: The CBP agent will…

Nadine HeitzMay 22, 2023

Business Employment

I-9 Employer Records and the End of COVID Flexibilities

Employment verification is an essential process that employers in the United States must undertake to verify the identity and employment authorization of their employees. By following the guidelines set by…

Nadine HeitzMay 18, 2023

Breaking News

CBP No Longer Requires Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination for Air Passengers from Any Country

CBP’s Carrier Liaison Program announced the rescission, effective 12:01 (ET), May 12, 2023, of the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for all airline or other aircraft passengers arriving in the United States from…

Nadine HeitzMay 17, 2023

Breaking News Business Family

Unveiling the Implications of SB1718: Enforcement Uncertainties and Rights Protection in Florida’s Controversial Bill

The Florida governor has just signed into law bill SB1718, a bill that has stirred significant controversy in Florida. Of particular concern is the uncertainty surrounding its enforcement and the…

Nadine HeitzMay 11, 2023

Breaking News Family Green Card

New USA entry options for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans

BREAKING NEWS New USA entry options for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans Updated as of May 17, 2023 The USCIS is updating the review process due to a high number…

Nadine HeitzJanuary 6, 2023

Business Employment

How to get a Visitor Visa on the Fast Track

What Are Nonimmigrant visas? Nonimmigrant visas temporarily allow you to live and/or work in the U.S. However, even with this delineation, some work visas can lead to a green card…

Nadine HeitzMay 9, 2022

Family Green Card

New USCIS policy on Conditional Green Cards

USCIS has a new policy to use more discretion for waiving the immigration interview for the I-751 conditional green card case - but only if your case is well documented…

Nadine HeitzApril 18, 2022

Breaking News Citizenship Family Green Card

U.S. Immigration Court Faces Biggest Backlog Ever, with 1.5M Cases Pending

There is a crisis in the immigration courts with a backlog of 1.5 million cases. Did you know that the former Trump administration attributed to this by re-opening 350,000 court cases…

Nadine HeitzFebruary 10, 2022

Citizenship Family Green Card Specialty

Is your Immigration Case Stuck? The Ombudsman can help!

Important Update: The Ombudsman Program Has Ended We would like to inform our readers and clients that the Ombudsman Program has officially been discontinued. The program was originally created to…

Nadine HeitzJanuary 17, 2022

Nadine Heitz

Understanding the U.S. Entry Process and Resolving Mistakes in your I-94

I-9 Employer Records and the End of COVID Flexibilities

CBP No Longer Requires Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination for Air Passengers from Any Country

Unveiling the Implications of SB1718: Enforcement Uncertainties and Rights Protection in Florida’s Controversial Bill

New USA entry options for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans

How to get a Visitor Visa on the Fast Track

New USCIS policy on Conditional Green Cards

U.S. Immigration Court Faces Biggest Backlog Ever, with 1.5M Cases Pending

Is your Immigration Case Stuck? The Ombudsman can help!

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