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With over 50 years of collective immigration experience, our immigration team at Hanes & Bartels is proud to serve Colorado Springs and southern Colorado with their immigration needs.

The concept of birthright citizenship has been around much longer than the United States.

In an era when ICE (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement) has announced intent to increase audits 400%, all employers need to use every tool in the box to mitigate their liability when it comes to employment verification eligibility.

On September 5, 2017, Attorney General Sessions officially announced the rescission or end of Deferred Action of Childhood Arrivals, commonly called DACA. President Trump called on Congress to act by March 5, 2018.

On September 5, 2017, Attorney General Sessions officially announced the rescission or end of Deferred Action of Childhood Arrivals, commonly called DACA. President Trump called on Congress to act by March 5, 2018. What does this announcement and the March 5, 2018 date mean?

We work with clients from all over the country — indeed, all over the world! But because our office is located in Colorado Springs, we’ve been fortunate to assist many clients from our local military facilities.

For many immigrants, becoming a citizen of the United States is a lifelong dream, and US citizenship is one of the most important steps that you can take to ensure a secure future for you and your family. Once you become a US citizen, unless you lied or falsified information to do so, your citizenship can never be taken away ...

In a policy memo, published in 2013, the federal immigration agency USCIS clarified its procedures for a little-known immigration law benefit for military families called Parole in Place. Parole in place allows the spouses, parents, or children of active-duty and retired military to get a Form I-94.

Adjustment of Status is a type of case we handle often: a US citizen wants to apply for a green card for his/her husband or wife who is already living here in the United States. The easiest way to do this is through a process called Adjustment of Status using the form I-485.

Last fall, a U.S. Army soldier from Fort Carson here in Colorado Springs found our website and emailed us about getting citizenship. He explained that in three weeks, he was about to be deployed for the third time to the Middle East.