NEWS & INSIGHTS
We understand that there is a lot of fear regarding the new administration and the executive orders that were published this week. It will take some time to interpret these orders and how they may...
If you have recently gotten married and applied for a green card based upon your marriage, then you most likely have received a conditional green card. Conditional green cards are valid for two years...
When applying and traveling to the United States on a nonimmigrant visa, the traveler cannot have the “preconceived intent” (aka immigration intent) to stay permanently in the United States. If the...
If you are seeking entry into the United States and have been or are likely to be found inadmissible, then you may want to consider applying for a Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver under Section 212(d)(3) of...
Today is International Migrants Day! What does that mean, exactly? That today we proudly celebrate the resilience, courage and contributions of millions of migrants around the world. After all...
The PERM process is essential for employers sponsoring foreign workers for green cards, ensuring no negative impact on U.S. labor. It involves job description, wage determination, recruitment, and DOL...
This article will you give you tips and will help you prepare for your marriage-based green card interview with USCIS...
Marriage-based green card holders can apply for U.S. citizenship after three years if they meet eligibility requirements. Filing can begin 90 days early, but divorce impacts eligibility...
Acquired citizenship allows individuals to gain U.S. citizenship at birth through U.S. citizen parents, differing from derivative citizenship. Eligibility requirements include residency and...