Category: Family-Based Immigration Attorney
If you’re thinking about putting your affairs in order, one of the first things you’ll likely ask is:
“How much is the cost of hiring an attorney to draft a will?”
It’s a smart question, and an important...
Facing immigration challenges for your loved ones? A family-based immigration attorney can be the critical difference between approval and heartbreak. Navigating immigration law is tough, but when layered...
Changing your visa status while you’re already in the U. S can be a big deal—especially if you travel to study or work. But navigating this process correctly and legally is critical. Messing it up...
In the U.S. immigration system, applying for a green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident involves an in-person interview with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
This...
Each fiscal year, starting October 1st, the United States government makes a limited number of immigrant visas available. These visas are not issued randomly. Instead, they are distributed using a system...
In U.S. immigration, family ties can speed up the process of permanent residency. One of the most advantageous family categories is the immediate relative of a U.S. citizen. But who is considered an immediate...
U.S. immigration can be a slow, complex journey—especially for families with children. One of the biggest concerns is the possibility that a child could outgrow their eligibility during the process.
Imagine...
Moving to the United States is a big step—but it’s even harder when your loved ones aren’t with you. Thankfully, U.S. immigration law has a built-in way to help families stay together: it’s called “following...
In recent years, family-based immigration has become increasingly complex due to rapidly changing policies, strict documentation requirements, and lengthy processing times. In 2025, families seeking to...
