Asylee EAD Renewal Made Simple: Everything You Need to Know
Easily navigate the asylee EAD renewal process with our step-by-step guide. Learn key tips and get answers to keep your work authorization current. Read more
Go from Asylum Status to Green Card after Only One Year
U.S. immigration law offers asylees a unique benefit – they can transition from asylum to green card in just one year. Here’s how.…Continue Reading →
3 Things You Need To Know About Taxes Before Moving To The U.S.
Get simple steps to understand your status as a tax resident status and the potential tax obligations you may have in the United States.…Continue Reading →
Traveling Abroad with Advance Parole for DACA
Advance parole for DACA makes it possible for certain individuals to travel outside the United States and return without losing DACA status.…Continue Reading →
Explore I-601A Waiver Availability: Assess Your Eligibility for a Green Card
Discover how the I-601A waiver can help you obtain a green card while addressing unlawful presence. Evaluate your eligibility today.…Continue Reading →
3 Ways to Help an Undocumented Parent Get a Green Card
There are generally three different ways that a child can help legalize and facilitate a green card for undocumented parents.…Continue Reading →
LGBTQ Immigrant Rights and Green Card Opportunities for Same-Sex Couples
In the United States, improvements in LGBTQ immigrant rights mean more people have equal treatment and protections.…Continue Reading →
5 Paths to Legal Status for Undocumented Immigrants
For certain undocumented immigrants in the United States, there are possible paths to legal status that include a green card, and ultimately, citizenship.…Continue Reading →
Getting Help with the Instructions for I-134 Declaration of Financial Support
USCIS instructions for I-134 are limited on details. Get informative, step-by-step guidance on the requirements for each section.…Continue Reading →
International Entrepreneur Parole Program Enables Foreign Nationals to Build a Startup in the U.S.
Like a startup visa (but different), the international entrepreneur parole program allows foreign nationals to build a U.S. startup.…Continue Reading →