At 77, our client had been denied twice for a medical exemption from naturalization due to severe cognitive and mental health conditions. Read how HBM Law worked with her doctors and arranged psychological testing to show how her conditions prevented her from learning English or passing the civics test.
For many immigrants, obtaining a conditional green card through marriage is the first step toward permanent residency. But what happens when the marriage breaks down before the conditions on your green card are removed? Discover how the Form I-751 works if you’re navigating a separation, a divorce in progress, or a finalized divorce.
HBM Law honors Mental Health Awareness Month by highlighting its commitment to attorney wellness, resilience under pressure, and neuroscience-backed tools that support sharper legal advocacy and client care.
Prepare for your U.S. immigration interview with confidence. HBM Law Offices offers tailored mock interviews, personalized prep sessions, and expert guidance to help you succeed in your visa, green card, or citizenship interview. Start your case with the preparation you deserve.
Attorney Himani Bhardwaj of HBM Law recently returned from the 2025 AILA APAC Chapter Conference in Seoul where she shared practical I-751 waiver strategies at the AILA APAC Conference, served as Conference Treasurer, and ended the trip with a joyful reunion.
Whether applying through Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing, most family-based applicants must submit this form, along with supporting financial documents. In this blog, we’ll break down who needs to file, what’s required, and how to meet the income requirements. Stay updated with essential insights.
Choosing between a Fiancé(e) Visa (K-1) and a Spousal Visa (CR-1/IR-1) can be overwhelming, especially when navigating complex U.S. immigration laws. This blog post breaks down the key differences to help you and your partner find the best path to starting your life together in the United States.
What is proof of extreme hardship? Read our latest blog post on who qualifies, the five general categories, and how to prove extreme hardship for qualifying relatives. This is a potential solution for individual overstaying their visa or entering the U.S. without proper authorization.
The I-601A Provisional Waiver allows applicants to apply for a waiver of the unlawful presence bar before leaving the United States, reducing the time they would otherwise have to spend outside the country while waiting for their visa. In this blog post, we break down the key aspects of the I-601A Provisional Waiver.
We sat down with Himani, Principal Attorney of HBM Law, to discuss the heart of our immigration law office, her journey as a family-based immigration attorney, and her unwavering commitment to helping clients navigate the immigration system with expertise and compassion.