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Immigration Law Is All About Family
Navigating the complex legal landscape of immigration can be daunting. This is often especially true when it comes to situations involving Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) spouses and the potential need for relief under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). VAWA...
For many immigrants, the ultimate goal is United States citizenship. They dream of living in the country forever and enjoying all the rights that come with citizenship. Naturalized citizens can vote and help their loved ones immigrate. In some cases, they can even run...
Birthright citizenship in the U.S., sometimes referred to as “jus soli,” grants citizenship to individuals based on the location of their birth. In other words, if a person is born within the territorial boundaries of the United States, they are considered a citizen...
Numerous policies, rules and regulations complicate the immigration process. One such policy that has generated significant discussion of late is the Public Charge Rule. This federal guideline is pivotal in determining who can enter or remain in the country. It’s a...
Divorce is a complicated process for anyone going through it. It is emotionally painful and often causes financial and other difficulties. In addition, if one of the parties to the divorce is an immigrant, they may face additional barriers in the divorce process...
Fit parents feel a deep sense of obligation to their children. Even when they have provided all of the basic necessities of life, they may still hope to give their children more than that so that their children will enjoy a higher standard of living and a happier...
Citizenship is often the final goal for immigrants who have visas or green cards. There are many benefits to becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States of America. The right to vote, the opportunity to run for certain political offices and even enhanced...
Immigration is a process that can take many years and often involves several distinct steps. People often begin their journey when they apply for a visa, and they may continue upgrading and changing their status until they finally become a citizen of the United States...
If you’re interested in taking a test to become a citizen of the United States, you can study for it. There are certain subjects that are going to be covered, such as an understanding of your civic duties as a citizen and how the U.S. government works. You don’t have...
Many people who immigrate to the United States want to share their good fortune with their families. Most popular visa programs allow people to help spouses and unmarried minor children enter the country with them. However, family members who do not live in the same...
