U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will likely require you to attend an interview if you applied to adjust status. Adjustment of status is the process of applying for permanent residence (green card) from inside the United States. USCIS uses… Read more
U.S. immigration law (INA §213A) requires intending immigrants in family-based visa categories to show that they will not become a Continue reading →
TN visa status allows Canadian or Mexican professionals within a certain set of occupations to work in the United States. Continue reading →
To help a parent get a green card, the eligibility requirements are generally very simple. As the son or daughter Continue reading →
When filing immigration applications and petitions, the U.S. government often requires you to submit supporting documentation for marriage status, familial Continue reading →
Although the K-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa, the interview and requirements are slightly different that typical nonimmigrant visas. A Continue reading →
When a U.S. citizen marries a foreign citizen, there are fundamentally two different ways for the foreign citizen to immigrate Continue reading →
The Advance Parole travel document permits reentry to the United States after travel abroad and preserves a pending I-485 application Continue reading →
For the typical couple pursuing a fiancé visa (K-1), it’s their first exposure to the U.S. immigration system. It can Continue reading →
Marriage green card is a common phrase used to describe a permanent resident card obtained through marriage to a U.S. Continue reading →
