November 2026 Newsletter

USCIS Annual Asylum Fee: A Practical Guide, over a blurred family reunion.

USCIS Annual Asylum Fee: A Practical Guide

Questions about a USCIS Annual Asylum Fee notice or payment? Our online guide for affirmative asylum cases with USCIS brings together official sources, plain-language FAQs, and information to review with your attorney before paying. Immigration court and BIA cases follow different instructions. Explore the guide without signing up.

Fee requirements and instructions may change. Check current official guidance and speak with your attorney about your circumstances.

DUI & Citizenship: What to Review Before Filing, over blurred police lights and handcuffs.

Does a DUI Affect Your Citizenship Application?

A DUI can raise important questions when applying for U.S. citizenship. The timing, court outcome, and your overall record can matter. Our article explains how DUI history may relate to the good moral character requirement and why reviewing arrest and court records with an immigration attorney before filing is important.

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Employers: Take a Closer Look at Your I-9 Process

As you plan for the year ahead, consider whether your I-9 records and procedures need attention. Our updated resource explains how an internal review can examine forms, identify gaps, and improve onboarding and recordkeeping. Learn why consistent review criteria, properly documented corrections, and staff training matter before making changes to employee files.
Federal Appeals: After a BIA Decision, over blurred courthouse columns and steps.

After a BIA Decision: Understanding Federal Review

What comes after a decision from the Board of Immigration Appeals? In some cases, further review may be available in a federal court of appeals. Our updated page explains how federal review differs from a BIA appeal and what an attorney considers when evaluating potential next steps. Because filing deadlines can be short, prompt review is important.

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Your Next Career Opportunity at Konare Law

Interested in joining a team focused on immigration law? Konare Law is recruiting for attorney, legal support, and administrative positions. Explore current openings to find the role, location, and qualifications that fit your experience. Whether you are taking your next professional step or know someone who may be a good fit, we invite you to learn more.

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This newsletter provides general information, not individual legal advice. Immigration requirements and procedures can change. Consult an attorney about your circumstances.

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