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Immigration Law Is All About Family
Many immigrants worry about starting a family-based immigration case. They fear it might lead to removal. This fear is common even for people who have lived in the United States for many years with no problems. They do not want to draw attention to their immigration...
Receiving a family immigration denial can feel upsetting. You may have spent months or years filling out forms, going to interviews and hoping for approval, only to learn that USCIS denied your petition. This news can be hard to take, but a denial does not have to end...
A Temporary Protected Status (TPS) allows immigrants from certain countries facing crisis or disaster to live and work legally in the United States. It offers protection from deportation, but many people wonder whether it can lead to permanent residency. The...
The U.S. immigration system can be confusing. For example, it is very understandable that many people have heard about ICE but do not fully understand what it is. ICE stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It is a government agency in the United States that...
Immigrants can lawfully live in the United States in a number of different circumstances. People can enter the country with visas or when granted refugee status. Some people with close family relationships to citizens or permanent residents can enter the country with...
Getting a job offer in the U.S. as a highly-skilled worker is an exciting milestone. However, it's only the beginning of your immigration journey. Turning that offer into permanent residency requires you to follow a clear legal process. Knowing what to expect at each...
The K-1 visa and green card processes differ in time and requirements. Understanding these differences can help you decide which option suits your needs. Understanding the K-1 visa process The K-1 visa is for foreign-citizen fiancés of U.S. citizens. It allows the...
Becoming a citizen is a lengthy process. People first need to legally enter the country. They usually then obtain green cards. They adjust their status to become lawful permanent residents. Next, they have to apply for naturalization. The naturalization process is...
Domestic violence can cause serious physical harm. Violent individuals can break bones, cause permanent scars and otherwise seriously injure their victims. Their aggressive behavior can also traumatize the people they target. Some people feel like they cannot escape a...
Visas and green cards provide people with lawful opportunities to live in the United States. However, they require regular renewal to protect the documented foreign national living in the United States. Even permanent residents have to submit paperwork once a decade...
