Parents generally want to give their children every opportunity that they can. Oftentimes, those opportunities result from career development and careful financial planning. Parents may try to earn as much as they can and network so that their children have stability,...
Immigration Law Is All About Family
Family Immigration
Can siblings qualify for family-based immigration?
Family relationships are among the various ways people can qualify for visas and green cards. Most people know that spouses and children can qualify for immigration opportunities if an immediate family member is a citizen or a permanent resident. In fact, simply...
USCIS unveils a streamlined family-based visa process
Are you waiting for your family to finally join you in the United States? If so, the wait can be stressful and lengthy. Some good news can potentially make your wait a little more bearable. On June 3rd, 2024, USCIS announced the implementation of new guidelines to...
Who can help their parents immigrate to the United States?
People who have family abroad may enter the United States through lawful immigration proceedings. Immigrants are often excited about securing opportunities in the United States. A visa can allow someone to travel to the country legally with their spouse and their...
How can sponsors help family members coming to the United States?
Immigrating to the United States is a significant life change that can be challenging and rewarding in relatively equal measure at first. A sponsor plays a crucial role in easing this transition for anyone who they sponsor. By providing practical support and guidance,...
Can I get a divorce during my immigration proceedings?
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...
2 ways parents can help their children enter the United States
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...
Can you help your aging parents legally enter the United States?
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...
Tips for adjusting to life in America
If you and your family are immigrating to the United States, you know that it’s going to be a major change. Life in America is going to be different than what you were used to. Clearly, some of this is going to be a very positive change. Maybe you’re coming to the...
How the USCIS helps immigrants prepare for naturalization
It will take years, if not decades, to become a naturalized citizen if you were born in another country. You have already entered the country legally and secured a green card, so now naturalization is the last step you must take to become a citizen. Many people put...