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As 2025 approaches, potential changes to U.S. immigration law are on the horizon, sparking interest and concern among various communities. These changes could impact immigrants, employers and the broader society. Understanding the possible shifts can guide those...
Getting a green card can be time-consuming, expensive and challenging. Hence, it would be tragic to have it taken away from you. Here are a few of the ways you could jeopardize your status: Immigration doesn't believe you are residing in the U.S. One way people risk...
The clock seems to move painfully slow when you are separated from your loved ones due to immigration delays. But what if there was a way to potentially speed up the process? The good news is, in certain situations, you might be able to request expedited processing...
Naturalization is the process that allows an immigrant to become a citizen. Immigrants have to apply for naturalization and meet certain standards. They also have to attend a naturalization interview. During that interview, they have to complete two tests. There is...
A marriage green card is one of the many options for immigrants seeking housing and employment in the United States. If you are getting a marriage green card, then you should expect to undergo an interview. A marriage green card interview is a typical procedure to...
Obtaining lawful permanent residency, or a green card, is a dream for many. Unfortunately, misunderstanding the eligibility requirements has stopped many from seeking family-based immigration. While proving self-sufficiency is not a direct requirement, certain aspects...
If you moved to the U.S. and would like to have your parents here with you, then it’s important to understand how and when you can do this. First of all, you need to be a U.S. citizen. If you are a permanent resident (if you only have a green card), you are not able...
If you do not have permanent residence or citizenship, it is easy to feel you have no choice but to put up with an abusive relationship. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) may be able to help if this is your situation. If you are an immigrant victim of domestic...
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is program that protects undocumented immigrants, also called DREAMers, who came to the U.S. as children. It provides individuals with protection from deportation as well as work authorization. As of the date of this...
If you want to marry someone who does not have the right to live in the U.S., things will be more complex. If you wish to get married in the U.S., first you will need to get them a visa that gives them the right to travel here to do so. The visa in question is known...