The Sekou Clarke Law Group

The Sekou Clarke Law Group If you are dealing the process of immigration into the U.S., contact the Orlando immigration lawyer at the Sekou Clarke Law Group today for help.

08/14/2026

Most people don't find out RFEs changed until it's too late.

In 2026, USCIS can deny your case with zero warning, no chance to fix it. Deadlines are stricter too.

One denial can mean refiling from scratch, or worse. Treat your first filing like it's your only shot. 🇺🇸

08/13/2026

AUGUST IS STACKED WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO GET YOUR IMMIGRATION QUESTIONS ANSWERED! 🇺🇸

Attorney Sekou Clarke is hitting the road (and going virtual) all month long here's everywhere you can catch us:

🖥️ Aug 14 — FREE Immigration Webinar
🗽 Aug 18 — NYC Immigration Consultations
🌴 Aug 20 — FREE Orlando Immigration Consultations
🇯🇲 Aug 25 — Jamaica Immigration Consultations (Kingston)
☀️ Aug 27 — South Florida Immigration Consultations
🖥️ Aug 31 — FREE Immigration Webinar Part 2

Whether you're near or far, in-person or online we've made it easy to get real answers from a team built by immigrants, for immigrants.

Spots fill up fast. Tap the link in bio to register for any of these events. 📲

08/13/2026

Can a business owner self-petition for the O-1A through their own company? 🤔

Short answer: YES.

The O-1A visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability not just in sports or entertainment, but in business too. So if you're a founder or business owner, your own company CAN file a petition on your behalf.

The catch? Your company has to be a separate legal entity from you an LLC or corporation with its own governing body. It can absolutely still be owned by you, the founder. As long as that structure is in place, your company is eligible to file the petition for you as the beneficiary.

This is one of the most underused visa strategies for founders and entrepreneurs. 🚀

08/13/2026

🇯🇲 ATTORNEY SEKOU CLARKE LAW GROUP IS COMING TO JAMAICA! 🇯🇲

Unclear about your immigration status? Get the answers you need from a legal team built by immigrants, for immigrants.

Join us on Tuesday, August 25th from 9AM–5PM for one-on-one immigration consultations in Kingston. Whether you have questions about family-based immigration, visas, deportation defense, or your path to status in the U.S., our team is here to help.

📍 Kingston, Jamaica
🗓️ Tuesday, August 25th
🕘 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Spots are limited secure your consultation today.

08/12/2026

Here's who this protects:

VAWA: abused spouses, abused children, and abused parents of U.S. citizens or green card holders.

U visas: victims of certain serious crimes who helped law enforcement and suffered injury.

T visas: survivors of human trafficking and peonage (forced labor for little or no pay).

Since January, ICE had been arresting and detaining people with pending VAWA, U visa, and T visa applications even those with deferred action and final orders of removal. Many of these individuals are trauma survivors who came forward to help law enforcement.

Now, a federal judge has ruled ICE cannot detain: people with pending VAWA cases, pending U visa applications, pending T visa applications, those granted deferred action on U or T visas, and even U/T visa petitioners with final removal orders.

Approved VAWA cases already carry their own separate protections that ICE recognizes.

PSA: This is a major win for survivors, but immigration rulings can change or be appealed. If this applies to you or someone you know, consult with a licensed immigration attorney to understand how it affects your specific case.

08/12/2026

What evidence actually moves the needle for your I-751? 👀

If you're removing conditions on your green card (joint filing with your spouse), USCIS wants quality over quantity. They want to see: tax returns, a continued love story trips, purchases, gifts real proof your relationship kept growing.

You cannot reuse the same evidence from your first green card interview. They expect more.

And the biggest one people always overlook: you must show you're living together. Not working in another state, not in school elsewhere, not "my mom is sick so I moved." A lease alone won't cut it they check.

A denial on your I-751 is one of the fastest ways to end up in removal proceedings. Don't take chances with this.

Got questions? I'm hosting a FREE IMMIGRATION WEBINAR link to register is in my bio. 📌

08/11/2026

Green cards are being reopened.⚠️

USCIS now has a dedicated unit funded by the Big Beautiful Bill reviewing old cases for misrepresentation, marriage fraud, and other red flags.

Follow for more immigration updates📲

🚨PSA this is not legal advice, consult with an immigration attorney‼️

08/10/2026

The road to U.S. citizenship just got harder. 🚨

In 2026, USCIS is doubling down on neighborhood checks for the N-400 meaning they can contact your neighbors, friends, and even your employer about your "good moral character."

And the N-400 filing fee? Jumping from $760 to $1,280 (paper) or $1,330 (online).

Higher cost. Deeper scrutiny. This is not the year to apply blind.

I've turned away clients who wanted to file for citizenship because with certain infractions or past misrepresentations in their immigration history, applying could actually put them in a worse position than not applying at all.

My advice: don't guess. Before you file your N-400, get your full immigration history reviewed so you know exactly where you stand.

08/10/2026

Navigating the U.S. immigration system alone? You don't have to.

📍 Join me in person at our Brooklyn office on Tuesday, August 18th for one-on-one immigration consultations.

Visa holder, undocumented, or on the path to citizenship whatever your status, we'll walk through your unique case and build a personalized immigration strategy just for you.

Spots are limited. Click the link in bio to reserve your consultation slot today. 🗽

08/08/2026

📍 NEW YORK — Immigration Consultations 🇺🇸

If you have questions about your green card, adjustment of status, or your immigration case, now's the time to get real answers in person, one-on-one.

🗓️ Tuesday, August 18th, 2026
📍 New York, NY
🕐 In-person sessions limited availability

This isn't a webinar or a group Q&A it's dedicated time to go through your specific case with an experienced immigration attorney.

Seats are limited. Link in bio to book your session before they're gone. 👆

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Orlando, FL
32801

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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