Cuccia Law Group

12/20/2024

As our communities brace for a potential Trump presidency, we must remain vigilant about his promises regarding mass deportation.

Reach out to our offices and stay up to date.
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212-966-7775
121 Walker Street, NYC

08/19/2024

President Biden's Parole in Place Immigration policy is effective today! This is an incredible opportunity. Call our office at 212-966-7775 to sign up and take advantage of this new immigration policy

The Law Offices of Edward J Cuccia specialize on immigration, family & matrimonial law, real estate, business law and accounting services.

06/17/2024

President Biden to consider expanding Parole In Place. Learn more about it now:

Click on YouTube links below for a full explanation by Edward J. Cuccia, Esq. translated in Spanish, Mandarin and Bengali

In Mandarin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPH7yMPqWb8

In Spanish:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkUfvxvDHz4

In Benagli:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPDI8nYo4sk

Immigration News - Potential expansion from the Biden Administration on Parole in place and what does it mean for you and your family. In English and Mandari...

03/19/2024

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the immigrant hardship waiver

The Supreme Court issued a really important decision today, Tuesday March 19, 2024. The Supreme Court ruled that federal courts may now review determinations by immigration judges about whether deporting someone would result in “exceptional and extremely unusual hardship” to a United States rela...

05/31/2023

Edward J. Cuccia, Esq. on NY1 News provides insight into immigration's massive backlogs

Story by Eric Feldman, NY1 Spectrum News 5/31/2023

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2023/05/30/migrants-get-appointments-nearly-a-decade-away-to-meet-with-federal-officials #

It can complicate the process to apply for asylum.

05/02/2022

02/01/2022

Happy Lunar New Year 2022! Edward Cuccia & Ammy Lim Cuccia celebrates the new year with 77WABC featuring traditional Chinese performances as well as a round table discussion on the current state of affairs of Chinatown, New York with 77WABC owner and principal John Catsimatidis, Curtis Sliwa, Jacky Wong, William Su, Nolan Cheng, Mary Wang, Terry Chan and other distinguished guests.

Watch the live stream below:

On Monday, January 31st, 2022 and Tuesday, February 1st, 2022, WABC will be celebrating the Lunar New Year, also known as Spring Festival, in Chinatown, New York City, and in WABC’s Studio77 located in Midtown, Manhattan. Lunar

06/18/2021

We are determined to protect our client from the threat of deportation. President Biden's Immigration policies may give us hope for a safe future.

“Immigration law has been very difficult for the last few years under our ex-president, but this is amazingly good news,” said Edward J. Cuccia, the immigration attorney representing the couple. “This is a ray of sunshine for some people deserving — people who really, really suffered persecution back in their home countries previously, who were unable to get relief.”

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2021/06/18/immigration-policy-reversal-gives-family-hope-for-safe-future #

It comes as Biden overturns a Trump policy.

05/29/2021

Temporary Protected Status is in effect for all Myanmar nationals living in the U.S. from May 25, 2021 through November 25, 2022.

Make sure you register between May 25, 2021 and November 22, 2021.

05/14/2021

We would like to ask our fellow community members and leaders to help spread awareness for the struggles of Mr. Omer Aidah who has been diagnosed with brain cancer for a chance to be reunited with his wife and children before he runs out of time. Mr. Aidah is seeking Humanitarian Emergency Parole. However, Humanitarian Emergency Parole applications typically takes several years under normal processing times but Mr. Aidah does not have several years left. Spectrum News NY1 - Report by Michael Herzenberg

Omer Aidah's doctors say he has one year to live.

05/05/2021

U.S. Supreme Court hands victory to struggling immigrant families facing deportation
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Last week, the Supreme Court made a decision that may have very good news for those at risk of being removed from the country. The decision may affect those who have been ordered removed from the United States.

If a person with no immigration papers has been in the United States for over ten years and if he/she has a child, spouse, and/or parent that would suffer if he/she were to be removed, he/she may be able to get a green card through the “10 year case.” However, if the person in question is served a “notice to appear,” any time that he/she spends in the United States after the notice is sent is not considered to be a part of those ten years.

But, as of the Supreme Court hearing on April 29, 2021, this may no longer be the case for some. It was decided that if a person was served a “notice to appear,” but that notice did not have the time and place of his/her initial removal hearing, any time that he/she spends in the United States after the notice is sent is considered to be a part of those ten years.

So, if a person is eligible for a “10 year case” but was denied or did not file because he/she was served a “notice to appear” before he/she was in the United States for ten years, if that notice didn’t have all the required information on it, he/she may now be able to get that removal order tossed.

Good news indeed.