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Immigration Law Is All About Family
You can apply for an immigrant visa to live in the United States permanently if you have a family member who will sponsor you. He or she must be a lawful permanent resident or citizen of the U.S. who is 21 or older. Explore the process of family immigration if your...
After all of the time and effort that went into you and/or your loved ones gaining entry into the United States, the thought of one of you facing deportation can be downright terrifying. Avoiding any actions that could jeopardize your lawful status in Colorado is...
The United States offers an EB-3 permanent resident visa for some types of workers. Professionals, skilled workers and unskilled workers must have a full-time, permanent employment offer along with a labor certification. Learn more about eligibility for an EB-3...
Being placed under arrest can be a scary moment for an immigrant in the United States. The federal government requires immigrants to be of good moral character in order to achieve citizenship, which means immigrants should respect and obey the laws of the U.S. while...
Scam artists thrive in times of uncertainty, and these are uncertain times. If you have no valid immigration status or are trying to obtain one, you may feel even more uncertainty. You must not, however, fall victim to an immigration-related scam. The U.S....
Whether you would like to come to the United States to go to school or train for a job, you will need a student visa before you arrive. Because the application process can be time-consuming and difficult to understand, it is a good idea to learn about student visa...
Moving to a new country with its new customs and culture can be shocking. Learning a new language and adjusting to a new climate and daily way of life are exhausting. Understanding the most commonly used terms can help. A short glossary of immigration terms There are...
Individuals seeking U.S. citizenship in Colorado may wish to know that law enforcement officials have the authority to monitor social media profiles. Since June of 2019, approximately 15 million U.S. visa applicants have provided social media information on their...
A green card affirms your status in the United States as a lawful permanent resident. The law requires you to keep your green card with you at all times. Otherwise, you could face misdemeanor charges. However, green cards eventually expire and need replacing. Other...
In 2000, the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act created a new type of visa that protects victims of violence who may not have immigrant status. Known as a U visa, this visa type may be available for people who have been the victim of a crime and are...
