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Immigration Law Is All About Family
Filing your immigration paperwork can feel like a time-consuming and intimidating process. It can feel even more inconvenient if you need to file your documents in physical form. Is this really necessary or is there a way to file your immigration paperwork online?...
When a Colorado resident and U.S. citizen wishes to marry a person from another country and live here, each party has specific requirements and must undergo background checks. Applying for the right visa and preparing documentation are the first steps to moving the...
While adjustment of status provides a route to citizenship when you are already residing in the United States, consular processing applies to individuals who are currently outside the country. This requires visiting the U.S. Department of State consulate where you...
Experiencing violence can shatter a woman’s feelings of self-worth and make her wonder how she ended up in this situation. Unfortunately, numerous women feel as if they have no escape from their abusers, especially if they are an immigrant in the United States. They...
In December 2020, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced updates to guidelines regarding applicants who wish to file for permanent U.S. residence or to adjust status. The new guidelines address the subject of interviews and whether an interview...
To become a citizen of the United States, a person must pass the citizenship test, which is a two-part exam that covers knowledge of civic and English. According to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, the English portion will test English language...
If your country of origin is dangerous to return to, you may qualify for Temporary Protected Status. This is an immigration status given to nationals from countries where it may be difficult or even dangerous to go back to. Temporary Protected Status or TPS has saved...
