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Immigration Law Is All About Family
Many people living in Colorado come from different countries. You may have moved to the United States years ago for job opportunities, to be with family or for a myriad of other reasons. Over time, you may have come to feel that the U.S. is your home, and you want to...
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) has done many good things for people over its time. It has helped survivors of domestic abuse across the country. On top of that, it offers important resources and aid toward immigrants as well. But how does VAWA relate to...
After doing well on your immigration interview, you may be feeling great. You will receive a note that says you have approval for permanent residency and should receive your green card shortly after. What happens if you do not receive the green card? A green card can...
One of the easiest ways for someone to become a citizen of the United States is through marriage to someone who is already a citizen. Because of this, many people attempt to enter the U.S. by marrying someone and divorcing him or her after a short period of time. The...
If your spouse is a U.S. citizen, you may be looking forward to filing a one-step application for legal permanent residency. With this comparatively speedy process, your spouse files an immigrant visa petition at the same time as you file your green card application....
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...
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...
There are a few ways in which you can come into this country and secure residency without fear of deportation. The two main ways include seeking asylum or withholding of removal. According to the American Immigration Council, the U.S. has multiple agreements that all...
If you want to live in Colorado as an immigrant, you must submit an application for immigration. This alone is a harrowing, stressful process. This stress worsens if you get an unfavorable decision. Fortunately, your battle is not over here. You may have a chance to...
To receive an immigrant visa based on employment status requires you to have a job in the United States. Your new employer may need to first receive certification from the U.S. Department of Labor to hire you. Your family may then also apply to immigrate with you. If...
