Loide Rosa Jorge Law Group LLC

Loide Rosa Jorge Law Group LLC Senior Attorney at The Garfield Law Group. With over a decade of experience within the immigration legal arena in the Washington, D.C.

metropolitan area, Loide Rosa Jorge, hailing from Guinea Bissau and Mozambique, brings a wealth of hands on experience, dedication and integrity to her practice. A graduate of American University, Washington College of Law, Miss Jorge states "My mission is to provide my clients with a safe space of honest and thorough legal counsel." This same passion has propelled her towards her objective, to be

a respected immigration advocate amongst her clients and peers. Miss Jorge also brings a personal touch to her practice. Having immigrated to the U.S. as a child with her family, she credits the honest and kind hearted attorneys who helped her family successfully navigate their immigration issues, as one of her inspirations to provide the same quality of service within her practice. Miss Jorge states, "I've experienced firsthand the stressors of an immigration status in limbo, and nothing can beat the peace of mind that comes from dealing with a good immigration attorney that you know you can trust! I want to provide nothing less for my clients." Miss Jorge's experience in immigration law is extensive and comprehensive. She has represented clients, and worked as co-counsel to family law and criminal attorneys handling legal matters both nationally and internationally. Some of Miss Jorge's legal achievements include:

Written successful Appellate Briefs before the Immigration Court and the Board of Immigration Appeals

Success with obtaining immigrant and non-immigrant visas within various U.S. Consulate posts abroad, including Brazil, Canada, Liberia, Ethiopia, Germany, Senegal, London, El Salvador, and China. Success in reversing Orders of Deportation and Removal. Successful in obtaining waivers, Humanitarian Paroles status, and Deferred Action for otherwise deportable individuals. Miss Jorge also serves as vice chair on Mayor Gray’s Commission on African Affairs, she is an advocate for the needs of local immigrants in and around the DMV, and she regularly partners with local churches and community service providers to conduct FREE immigration legal workshops. Miss Jorge is fluent in Portuguese and is conversational in Spanish

BREAKING: A federal court struck down the Trump administration's nationality-based ban on immigrant visa processing for ...
08/22/2026

BREAKING: A federal court struck down the Trump administration's nationality-based ban on immigrant visa processing for people from 75 countries.

Read more about this at https://www.nilc.org/litigation/clinic-v-rubio/

Bravo to the excellent lawyers who fought for this on behalf of all of us at National Immigration Law Center , Communities Together (ACT),
& Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc (CLINIC)!!

This lawsuit challenges the Trump administration’s sweeping suspension of immigrant visa processing for people from 75 countries.

USCIS' latest announcement is intense, and quite frankly meant to create chaos and fear. From the waves of emails, texts...
05/23/2026

USCIS' latest announcement is intense, and quite frankly meant to create chaos and fear. From the waves of emails, texts, and calls we've been receiving in the last 24 hours, this policy shift is doing exactly what it intended - stoking anxiety and desperate moves.

However, if you read the fine print of the policy memo itself (https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/memos/PM-602-0199-AdjustmentOfStatusAndDiscretion-20260521.pdf?fbclid=IwY2xjawR-qH1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR6c4ZLsCWLd1o8sDYsowOXl7-tQ6_wxtZqSGUw0IqA24psr9cVPBu88hn9Odw_aem_Zs3oZ_yfX-C0DybAl0kNFQ) there is clear language that indicates that options remain for filing for a green card from inside the US. What is equally noteworthy is that this latest announcement does not spell out the severe consequences for so many if they leave the US to apply for an Immigrant Visa (to obtain a green card) from a US embassy abroad.

What now? If you have a pending Form I-485 application to adjust status (AKA green card application) OR wish to submit one, NOW more than ever, it is critical to sit with an experienced immigration attorney for a thorough legal consultation. This is because the facts of your individual case make all the difference in what your options are. We are also on "wait and see" mode to see how this policy shift actually plays out in the real world. There are too many unknowns at this time for anyone to give specific answers on what happens next.

This means that Tick Tock, YouTube, and AI must NOT be your navigation meter. All of these can be excellent resources for the already informed indvidual. BUT if you don't know which of your specific details actually matter, you won't know how to apply the random advise you are reading.

Don't spin your wheels in uninformed fear. Find a trusted and experienced immigration attorney, schedule a consultation, and get quality advice so you can plan forward with intention.

As always, I am an option, contact my office for a consultation at [email protected].

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced a new policy memo reiterating the fact that, consistent with long-standing immigration law and immigration court decisions, aliens seeking adjustment of status must do so through consular processing via the Department of State outside of the....

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