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You’ve been living in the United States for a long time. You were naturalized recently, too, meaning that you are now a citizen and may stay in the United States permanently. With your naturalization, you can bring family members to the United States more easily. You...
People who have a loved one in the United States have more immigration opportunities than those with no immediate domestic connection. Immediate family members can travel with someone who secures an employment or educational visa, and loved ones can also apply for...
Family-based immigration gives opportunities to many people who want to live in the United States. Those with visas, green cards or citizenship can help their family members travel to the U.S. Joining a spouse or a parent in the U.S. could be the fastest way for...
Parents work hard because they want their children to have good lives. People who move to the United States often do so for the opportunity it will provide them and their children. Once you arrive, your main goal may be to reconnect with family members and help...
If you come to America to live and don’t have permanent residency, you have to be cautious about the length of time you’re allowed to stay on your visa. If you overstay on an expired visa, it is possible that you could face serious repercussions that could potentially...
If you are at risk of being deported, you need to be cautious about how you approach your case and quick to find a solid defense. The good news is that everyone who faces deportation does have a right to a legal defense and to work with an attorney. Deportation is a...
Federal lawmakers constantly adjust and update immigration policies to reflect current social and political concerns. Sometimes, it is far easier than other times to enter the country. In the last year, lawmakers and immigration officials have eased certain...
If someone is a U.S. citizen and they have immediate relatives who are not citizens, those relatives may be able to use this to get a green card. The most common example is when one person is a citizen and their spouse is not. The marriage itself can lead to a green...
“If you’re going to be in the United States of America, you have to speak English.” You’ve probably heard this or a variation of the phrase at one time or another. Interestingly, America doesn’t have an official language. Spanish, English and many other languages are...
When you have already been in the United States for several years, you may hope to become a citizen. Citizenship makes your position in the court more secure than with a visa or Green Card. Certain qualifying individuals can go through the naturalization process to...
