33 Great Documents for Proving a Bona Fide Marriage on the I-751 Petition
Proving a bona fide marriage to USCIS? Learn what evidence helps your I-751 petition get approved for a 10-year green card. Read more
How to Expedite a USCIS Request for Immigration Benefits
If your application is taking an unreasonably long time or you cannot afford to wait for the normal processing time, you may be able to expedite your USCIS request. Do a USCIS expedite request or use alternative strategies to speed it up.…Continue Reading →
How to Write an I-751 Affidavit Letter of Support
Much confusion surrounds the need to submit affidavits with Form I-751 and how they should be written. We explain how to write one and provide an I-751 affidavit sample.…Continue Reading →
Immigration Papers: Your Proof of Immigration Status
Having immigration papers, documentation, or proof of your legal status is essential if contacted by law enforcement or immigration officials.…Continue Reading →
How to Do a Green Card Name Change After Marriage or Divorce
After a marriage, divorce or other legal change in your name, you may also need to do a green card name change to keep your ID consistent.…Continue Reading →
Lost Green Card Abroad and Returning to the U.S.
If you lost your green card while traveling abroad, there’s a process to help you obtain a carrier document and return to the United States.…Continue Reading →
Renewing a Green Card after an Arrest
When renewing a green card after an arrest or criminal offense, be aware that USCIS will review the record of the permanent resident.…Continue Reading →
Benefits of a Reentry Permit for Permanent Residents
There are two types of problems caused by travel abroad that can generally be avoided with a reentry permit for permanent residents.…Continue Reading →
Green Card Renewal from Outside the United States
Although green card renewal from outside the U.S. is not an option, there are various ways to return to the U.S. after travel abroad.…Continue Reading →
5 Ways to Lose Permanent Resident Status
These are some of the most common ways to trigger deportation proceedings and lose permanent resident status in the United States.…Continue Reading →