PKH Law Group

PKH Law Group With over 10 years of proven success nationwide, we partner with entrepreneurs, families, and corporations navigating complex immigration challenges.

Nationally respected immigration law firm | Business visa, family reunification, removal defense & humanitarian relief | Led by Pert Hora | 10+ yrs nationwide success | Multilingual team
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At PKH Law Group, we don't just practice immigration la

w—we live it with purpose and precision. Led by Pertinderjit Kaur Hora, Esq., our nationally respected firm specializes in strategic business immigration solutions while championing comprehensive representation across all immigration matters. From investment visas and employment-based petitions to humanitarian relief and appellate advocacy, we bring creative legal solutions and compassionate service to every case. What sets us apart: Multilingual expertise (Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, Spanish), multicultural perspective, and hands-on leadership that ensures personalized attention at every step. Whether you're launching a U.S. business venture, reuniting with family, or facing removal proceedings, we speak your language and understand your goals. WMBE-certified. Nationally trusted. Locally invested. When you choose PKH Law Group, you're not just hiring attorneys—you're gaining legal partners who truly care about your American dream. Serving clients nationwide with offices strategically positioned to deliver excellence where it matters most. Hours of Operation -

NY Location: 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM, Monday - Friday

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🚨 SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 COULD CHANGE HOW YOUR GREEN CARD APPLICATION IS REVIEWED.A new public-charge rule takes effect on S...
07/27/2026

🚨 SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 COULD CHANGE HOW YOUR GREEN CARD APPLICATION IS REVIEWED.

A new public-charge rule takes effect on September 18, 2026, for Adjustment of Status applications filed on or after that date and certain applicants seeking admission.

USCIS may have broader discretion to review your:
• Age & health
• Family circumstances
• Assets & finances
• Education & employment prospects
• Certain public benefits
• Credit & other relevant financial evidence
• Affidavit of Support (when required)

Instead of a simple checklist, officers may evaluate the totality of your circumstances. One negative factor or one public benefit does not automatically mean denial, but all positive and negative factors may be weighed together.

If you're eligible and your case is complete, speak with an immigration attorney about whether filing before September 18 is appropriate. Don't rush an incomplete application just to meet the deadline.

If you can't file before then, start preparing now. Strong documentation and the complete story behind your case may be more important than ever.

📩 DM or schedule a consultation to review your case.



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Week 11 of our Citizenship Test Series 🇺🇸📚Every question you practice brings you one step closer to feeling confident du...
07/24/2026

Week 11 of our Citizenship Test Series 🇺🇸📚

Every question you practice brings you one step closer to feeling confident during your U.S. citizenship interview.

This week’s questions are based on real civics topics covered in the naturalization test — designed to help you review important concepts, test your understanding, and improve your ability to answer clearly and confidently.

Whether you’re just starting your preparation or reviewing before your interview, consistent practice makes all the difference. Save this post, revisit the questions, and keep building your knowledge one step at a time. 🇺🇸✨

Remember, successful preparation is not about memorizing answers for one day — it’s about truly understanding the fundamentals and walking into your interview with confidence.

💬 How many questions did you get right in Week 11?
📌 Which citizenship topic should we cover next?



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Family emergencies don't pause immigration consequences.This week's question comes from Harjit, who filed a VAWA case af...
07/23/2026

Family emergencies don't pause immigration consequences.

This week's question comes from Harjit, who filed a VAWA case after leaving an abusive marriage and wants to travel to India to see his critically ill grandmother.

When emotions are high, it's easy to assume that a short trip home won't affect your immigration case. Unfortunately, that's not always true.
A pending VAWA case does not automatically give you permission to travel, and international travel may have serious consequences depending on your immigration history, pending applications, and travel authorization.

Before you book your ticket, make sure you understand how leaving the United States could affect your ability to return.
One decision today could have a lasting impact on your immigration journey.



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07/23/2026

Violence is rarely an isolated incident. It often leaves warning signs long before it makes headlines.

Coercion. Intimidation. Control. Abuse.
These behaviors should never be minimized or dismissed as "private matters."

Recognizing patterns of domestic violence early isn't just about intervention, it can be about prevention.

Every survivor deserves to be heard. Every warning sign deserves to be taken seriously. And every home deserves to be a place of safety.

If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, know that support is available. You don't have to navigate it alone.

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07/22/2026

If you're a Punjabi trucker in the U.S.—this news affects YOU.

President Trump's recent proposal targeting undocumented truck drivers has left many immigrants asking the same question: Am I at risk?

The answer isn't the same for everyone. Your immigration status, your documents, and your individual circumstances matter.

Before making decisions based on fear or misinformation, make sure you understand your legal rights and options.

Immigration policies may change. Your future shouldn't be left to guesswork.

At PKH Law Group, we believe preparation is always better than panic. If you have questions about your immigration case, seek experienced legal guidance before making your next move.

Know your rights. Protect your future.

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✈️ Thinking about traveling? This may not be the right time.If you have a pending immigration case, international travel...
07/21/2026

✈️ Thinking about traveling? This may not be the right time.

If you have a pending immigration case, international travel could have serious consequences. In 2026, increased immigration enforcement and policy changes have made travel decisions more complicated than ever.

* Pending VAWA? Avoid travel unless your attorney advises otherwise.
* Pending Adjustment of Status? Travel is generally not advised without proper authorization.
* DACA? Travel may carry significant risks depending on your circumstances.
* TPS or Asylum? International travel can create additional legal complications—even with travel authorization.
* Arrest or Criminal History? Do not travel without first consulting an immigration attorney.

No two immigration cases are the same. What may be safe for one person could put another person's case at risk.

Before you book that ticket, have your immigration history reviewed. A few days of travel should never cost you years of waiting.

DM us "TRAVEL" for a detailed understanding.



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Are you an F-1 student in the U.S.? The way you maintain your status may soon look very different.Beginning September 15...
07/20/2026

Are you an F-1 student in the U.S.? The way you maintain your status may soon look very different.

Beginning September 15, 2026, DHS is changing how many F-1 students are admitted to the United States. International travel after this date could mean receiving an I-94 with a fixed expiration date instead of Duration of Status (D/S).

If you're already in valid F-1 status and your I-94 shows D/S, you may not need to take immediate action—but maintaining your status remains critical. If you travel abroad and return on or after September 15, 2026, different rules may apply.

Before booking your next flight:
✔️Check your I-94.
✔️Review your program end date.
✔️Understand how the new rule affects travel, extensions, OPT, and STEM OPT.

A simple trip home could have immigration consequences if you're not prepared. Staying informed today can help you avoid complications tomorrow.

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🚨 Green Card applicants: A major public-charge rule change takes effect on September 18, 2026.Immigration officers may n...
07/17/2026

🚨 Green Card applicants: A major public-charge rule change takes effect on September 18, 2026.

Immigration officers may now conduct a broader, case-by-case review when determining whether an applicant is likely to become dependent on government assistance in the future.

They may consider factors such as:
• Income, assets, and debts
• Age and health
• Family circumstances
• Education, skills, and employment
• Affidavit of Support and sponsor finances
• Receipt of certain public benefits where applicable

This change may affect both Adjustment of Status applicants in the U.S. and certain immigrant visa applicants abroad.

Receiving public benefits does not automatically result in a denial. Officers must review the totality of the circumstances before making an individualized decision. Certain humanitarian categories, including many VAWA, refugee, and asylum-based applicants, remain exempt.

USCIS will also require a revised Form I-485 beginning September 18, 2026.

If you're planning to apply for a Green Card, understanding how these changes may affect your case is more important than ever.

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07/17/2026

Are you a non-citizen working in the trucking industry? A new Trump proposal could affect commercial driving opportunities in the United States.

The Trump administration has announced a new proposal that would automatically qualify certain U.S. military veterans with heavy truck driving experience for Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDLs), while increasing scrutiny of undocumented individuals working as commercial truck drivers.

The proposal signals continued changes at the intersection of immigration, employment, and transportation policy. If implemented, it could impact eligibility requirements and employment opportunities within the trucking industry.

If you or a loved one works as a commercial driver or plans to apply for a CDL, staying informed about these policy changes is more important than ever.



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