Category: Green Card
Getting a green card after marriage is not a single standard process, as many factors come into play. It depends on whom you married, whether a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident, which determines the...
President Donald Trump has ordered an immediate suspension of the diversity visa lottery after it emerged that a suspect linked to deadly shootings at Brown University and MIT entered the United States...
The Trump administration has launched a sweeping review of green cards issued to immigrants from 19 designated countries, citing national security concerns following a recent shooting involving an Afghan...
Your permanent resident card is set to expire in six months, and you’re concerned about how this might affect your upcoming travel plans and employment status.
Green card renewal is more than routine...
Marrying a U.S. citizen isn’t a shortcut to citizenship, but it opens an easy path if you follow the rules and requirements.
Let’s walk through what citizenship through marriage means, how...
You were the victim of a serious crime. You cooperated with the police. Now you fear deportation if you stay in the U.S. to testify or continue helping the investigation.
The U visa crime victims immigration...
A conditional green card expires in 2 years. Holders need to take one more step before they can live freely as permanent residents.
That step is filing Form I-751, the Petition to Remove Conditions on...
You’re working for a U.S. employer on an H-1B visa. You want permanent residency. Your employer agrees to sponsor you. But before filing your green card application, they must complete PERM labor...
Ever wondered if it’s possible to get a work visa in the USA without sponsorship? This guide is for you.
Each year, thousands of professionals apply to live and work in the U.S., but not everyone...
