Category Archives: Immigration

Hello my name is Patricia Barbee and I am the Managing Attorney of the Immigration Department with Bailey & Galyen here at the Dallas office and I am here to talk to you about new developments in the immigration world. It is summer, Congress is … [Read more...]

Hello my name is Patricia Barbee, i'm an immigration attorney with Bailey & Galyen and i'm here to talk about immigration news with you today. One of the biggest pieces of news we've had in awhile was the designation of Venezuela as a country … [Read more...]

Hello everyone, my name is Patricia Barbee i'm the Managing Immigration Attorney for Bailey & Galyen in the Dallas Office. I'm here to talk to you today about some potentially exciting new changes that are going to be coming to the world of … [Read more...]

Hi everyone I'm Patricia Barbee the Managing Attorney of the Immigration Department here at Bailey & Galyen. Just wanted to give you a few updates in the world of Immigration. Honestly it's the dog days of summer there's not a lot new happening … [Read more...]

Alright, we've all been stuck at home and sheltering in place since this whole COVID-19 pandemic started back in the Spring, it's now almost the fall. I just wanted to let everybody know that even though a lot of the world seems to have shut down … [Read more...]

  Hello, my name is Andrés Martínez. Immigration attorney here at Bailey & Galyen. Today I want to talk to you about 2 things. First are the upcoming increases in filing fees for the USCIS and the upcoming decision with DACA in the Supreme … [Read more...]

I often am asked what legal rights undocumented immigrants have in the United States. Many assume they have no rights; however, all persons living in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain protections. In 1896, the U.S. … [Read more...]

I often am asked what rights undocumented immigrants have in the United States. Many assume they have no rights; however, all persons living in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain protections. In 1896, the U.S. … [Read more...]

Military Parole in Place - Immigration AttorneysDo you have an immediate family member who has served in the U.S. military? If so, you may be eligible for Military Parole in Place, or Military PIP for short, a special immigration benefit for family … [Read more...]

Permanent residency can be obtained by immigrants who marry U.S. Citizens. This is a green card renewable every 10 years. There are also cases in which the foreign spouse is given what is called "Conditional Permanent Residency" status. In short, … [Read more...]

Recent images of children caged in holding cells without parents forced the Trump administration to re-think its “Zero Tolerance” policy and family separation policy at the border. The Zero Tolerance policy was implemented in April of 2018 and … [Read more...]