Many people can find themselves in situations where they feel helpless. Fears of more bad things happening to them may hold them back from seeking the help that may be available to them. In particular, individuals who do not have legal immigration status in Colorado...
Immigration Law Is All About Family
Visas
FAQs about U.S. visas
You need a visa to enter the U.S. and stay in the country on a limited basis. According to The U.S. Department of State, a visa lets you travel to the port of entry, land border crossing or airport and request permission to enter the U.S. Since possessing a visa does...
The U visa: Who can help and do you qualify?
As a survivor of violent crime, you may feel as though you're on a roller-coaster of emotion. You likely have some good days and some where you keep replaying the events that took place over and over in your mind. You have hopefully found encouragement from family and...
J-1 Summer Work Travel brings students to new experiences
Not many people think of waiting tables or running a cash register as an exciting adventure. However, if you have the chance to do this kind of work while visiting the United States, you may indeed consider it an adventure. Traveling to another country to meet the...
Waivers may allow quicker re-entry after obtaining visa
One common reason people do not have legal status in the United States is because they have overstayed their visas. Visas expire, and on the date of expiration, if you are still in the country without receiving an extension or adjustment, the government will consider...
De-stress your K1 visa process
No matter where your country of origin happens to be, if you intend to marry and start a new life in Colorado, as an immigrant you will likely face several challenges along your journey. Getting married is definitely a cause of joy for most people and your wedding day...
The difference between immigrant and non-immigrant visas
If you plan to enter the United States from another country of origin, that means you need an immigrant visa, right? Perhaps, although it would depend on your particular purpose for wanting to come to Colorado -- or whichever state in which you planned to reside. U.S....
How can a U visa impact your family?
As someone who entered the country through unconventional methods, you may face numerous anxieties on a daily basis. Issues that could seem negligible to a citizen or green card holder may seem insurmountable to you as an undocumented immigrant. Illness, injury or...
Getting married in America: Fiancé visas and your rights
Individuals who are working toward bringing a fiancé to the United States may have serious concerns about how announcements and changes made by the new administration could affect this process. While it may seem more complicated than ever before, with the right legal...
Should you apply for a K-1 fiancé(e) visa or marriage-based Visa?
When you're in love with a non-U.S. citizen, you have options for bringing them to the U.S. The fiancé(e) visa is a well-known option, but you can also consider marrying first then obtaining a marriage visa. Explore the pros and cons of each to decide what's right for...