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The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows the citizens of certain countries to come to the U.S. for specific reasons without obtaining a visa. However, not all travelers from these countries automatically qualify for the program. Here’s a breakdown of who qualifies for...
There was a big push at the end of 2000 up to April 30, 2001, to file applications on behalf of family members to lock in protection under INA Section 245(i). Many individuals have been able to adjust status to a lawful permanent resident using these applications;...
Do you yearn to call the U.S. home but feel discouraged by the complexities of immigration? Perhaps media headlines that paint a picture of hurdles and roadblocks are leaving you feeling frustrated. Thankfully, while not everyone in the U.S. will admit it, the nation...
Not every immigrant makes a planned exit from their homeland. Global crises unfold with alarming frequency, and the need for humanitarian assistance has never been more pressing. Many people are familiar with the concept of asylum. However, there are other avenues for...
Becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen can be a significant life event. It grants you the same rights and privileges as someone born in the United States. However, the process can be complex. You must meet specific requirements to become a naturalized citizen. First, you...
On February 24, 2024, a fee increase will affect filers of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Form I-907. Form I-907 is what applicants file when they are requesting premium processing of their applications. For the first three years after the passage...
When people move to the United States as immigrants, they do face a number of challenges. But there are steps they can take to be proactive about avoiding these challenges and preparing in advance. One of the best things that any immigrant can do is to work on...
One of the ways that people get green cards in the United States is by getting married. When someone who isn’t a citizen marries a U.S. citizen, the government will consider giving them a green card in order to keep the marriage together. Many people are trying to...
Family immigration sponsorship in the U.S. can be complex. It's essential to know who is eligible to sponsor family members and the distinct rules based on the sponsor's immigration status. The process and requirements for sponsoring a family member to immigrate to...
If you are an undocumented parent whose U.S. citizen son or daughter has been abusive towards you, you may qualify for immigration status under VAWA (Violence Against Women Act). Qualifying parents include stepparents if the marriage occurred before the abusive son or...