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Immigration Law Is All About Family
As an individual who wants to go to Colorado, you have likely read up on green cards. You also know that not everyone can apply for a green card. Employment-based green cards only cover several categories of individuals. But do you fall into one of those categories?...
As an immigrant, maintaining your immigration status represents one of your major concerns. The last thing you need is an unexpected notice from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service announcing that they have targeted you for deportation. Unfortunately,...
Moving to the United States may have been a dream of yours for some time. Like many others, you likely had expectations of finding better opportunities, and a better life in general, in this country. However, it is possible that you faced numerous difficulties along...
The federal government offers protection for women in abusive relationships, so you may be able to self-petition for a green card if you are experiencing violence at the hands of your spouse. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services explains that the Violence...
The U.S. is a nation of immigrants built on inclusiveness, and its leaders have long recognized that people from all walks of life may improve life here for everyone as well as enjoying the benefits of citizenship. The United States Citizenship and Immigration...
Since 2016, the federal government has been cracking down on the rights of undocumented immigrants. In response, several states, including Colorado, passed so-called “sanctuary” laws to limit state cooperation federal immigration authorities. One of the first states...
Lawful permanent residents and U.S. citizens living in Colorado have the right to sponsor their close family members for a Permanent Resident Card, also known as a "green card." Individuals in the U.S. over the age of 21 who already hold a green card may sponsor a...
When it comes to immigration law in Colorado, it is important to know some terms. Citizenship and permanent residency are two of these terms. It is important to know how the law differentiates citizens from permanent residents. Today, we will look at the difference...
As you immigrate to the United States, some processes may be unfamiliar and confusing to have to go through. One such process is the credible fear interview, where you will answer inquiries about persecution in your homeland. What it is In some instances, immigration...
As an immigrant, no matter your status, you likely pay taxes. If you do not have a Social Security Number, you may have heard of an Individual Tax Identification Number. If you have not, it is time to learn. The American Immigration Council breaks down ITINs....
