Cambridge Immigration Law, P.C.

05/07/2026

We’re proud to share that Ellen Sullivan has been named a 2026 Super Lawyer - for the 6th year in a row.

This recognition reflects not only her deep expertise in immigration law, but also the leadership she brings to our team and firm every day. Ellen sets the standard by guiding our attorneys, shaping our strategy, and ensuring we continue to deliver exceptional results for the clients and families we serve.

From complex cases to life-changing outcomes, she leads with clarity, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

At Cambridge Immigration Law, we’re grateful to have a leader who elevates both our work and our people.

Please join us in congratulating Ellen on this well-deserved honor.

04/17/2026

We’re excited to introduce You Belong Here, the official podcast from Cambridge Immigration Law

In our very first episode, founder Ellen Sullivan shares the deeply personal story that shaped her path into immigration law. Through her own family’s experience with the U.S. immigration system, she reflects on the challenges, emotions, and defining moments that ultimately led her to build our firm.

This episode sets the tone for the series - stories of resilience, identity, and what it means to find belonging while navigating the immigration process.

Our hope is that this podcast becomes a space where people feel seen, supported, and more confident in their next steps.

Listen to Episode 1 now and stay tuned for more stories to come.

In the very first episode of the You Belong Here Podcast, founder Ellen Sullivan shares the deeply personal story that shaped her path into immigration law. Through her family’s experience with the U.S. immigration system, she offers an honest loo...

04/16/2026

Get your applications in - tomorrow is the deadline!

04/09/2026

Getting a green card through marriage isn’t as simple as saying “I do.”

“Couples need to boil down their love and commitment to a clear paper trail.”

In this interview with Medium, Attorney Ellen Sullivan breaks down the biggest misconceptions, common mistakes, and what actually makes a strong case.

Read more: https://medium.com//the-truth-about-marriage-based-green-cards-insights-from-immigration-attorney-ellen-sullivan-c7905952e78f

03/27/2026

In a recent interview with Experts in Depth, our founding attorney Ellen Sullivan breaks down how marriage‑based green cards can be a strategic option for international academics — offering more flexibility and career mobility than employment‑based visas and allowing scholars to pursue opportunities without being tied to a single employer.

Ellen explains how permanent residency can reshape career paths and personal lives for educators and researchers navigating the U.S. immigration system.

🔗 Learn more: https://expertsindepth.substack.com/p/ellen-sullivan-of-cambridge-immigration?r=7q9r4t&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

03/25/2026

TPS provides safety and stability for people from countries experiencing war, violence, or natural disasters. It allows holders to stay in the U.S., work legally, and support their families.

But TPS is temporary. In 2026, protections for many, including individuals from Burma, Haiti, Ethiopia, and Somalia, are ending or under review. Losing TPS can mean loss of work authorization, legal status, and exposure to removal proceedings.

If you hold TPS, it’s important to:
- Confirm your country’s designation and end date
- Understand your legal options, including family-based or employment pathways
- Plan ahead before your work authorization or status expires

At Cambridge Immigration Law, we guide TPS holders step by step, helping families protect their futures.

Read the full blog to understand your options: https://cambridgeimmigrationlaw.com/temporary-protected-status-tps/
Contact us at 508-290-7683 for expert guidance.

03/24/2026

Apply or donate today to the 2026 Women of Color Committee Book Scholarship!

03/23/2026

Happy National Puppy Day! 🐾

Today we’re celebrating the pups who bring extra joy to our team every day. From loyal companions to office “assistants,” our dogs keep us smiling and ready to do the important work of supporting our clients.

Take a look at the pups behind the scenes who help keep us going.❤

03/20/2026

Spring Forward with Confidence.

As the days get longer and flowers start to bloom, it’s a reminder that change brings opportunity. If you’ve been thinking about your immigration journey, now is the perfect time to take action and plan for your future.

03/17/2026

Luck isn’t what brings people here. It’s courage, perseverance, and hope.

That's what brought my elementary-school educated grandparents from Ireland to Boston where they raised two sons. My father graduated from MIT, Northeastern, and Tufts and practiced medicine for almost 50 years. My uncle graduated from Boston College, was a Vietnam veteran, and was a leader at the Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants.

On St. Patrick’s Day, we celebrate the Irish and all immigrants who make the U.S. home, each journey shaped by courage, perseverance, and the hope of a brighter future

Immigrants don’t just rely on luck, they build communities, raise families, and contribute every day. At Cambridge Immigration Law, we help make those journeys possible and secure, so everyone can belong.

03/16/2026

Protecting Rights, Reporting Misconduct

Massachusetts has launched a new online portal where residents can report alleged ICE misconduct and submit documentation like photos or videos. This is an important step towards transparency, holding enforcement accountable, and protecting immigrant communities, helping to spot patterns of misconduct and support legal action.

🔗 Learn more and find out how to access here: https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2026/03/13/healey-campbell-launch-portal-for-reporting-ice-misconduct/?p1=hp_featurestack

Users can submit photos, videos, and written reports about any potential misconduct they witness from federal agents enforcing immigration law.