Matrícula Consular Explained: How Mexican Consular ID Cards Work in the U.S.
Learn how the matrícula consular helps Mexican nationals in the U.S., plus its uses, limits, and how to apply. Read more
Matrícula Consular Explained: How Mexican Consular ID Cards Work in the U.S.
Learn how the matrícula consular helps Mexican nationals in the U.S., plus its uses, limits, and how to apply.…Continue Reading →
Expired Green Card Causes 5 Big Problems
You won’t lose your permanent resident status due to an expired card, it but it will create some major problems. Problems that cost time and money.…Continue Reading →
Immigration Papers: Your Proof of Legal Immigration Status
Confirm you have valid immigration papers, documentation or proof of your legal status. It’s essential if contacted by law enforcement or immigration officials.…Continue Reading →
FNU Name Meaning: What It Is and How to Fix It on Immigration Documents
Got “FNU” listed as your first name on immigration records? Learn what it means, why it happens, and how to correct it fast.…Continue Reading →
Get a Work Permit While Waiting for Your Green Card
When adjusting status inside the United States, you may generally apply for employment authorization, also known as a work permit.…Continue Reading →
Form I-551 Explained: What It Is and When You Need an ADIT Stamp
Learn how to handle issues with Form I-551, including obtaining a temporary ADIT stamp if your green card is delayed or missing.…Continue Reading →
Pitfalls of Employment or School Abroad as a Green Card Holder
Studying or working abroad as a green card holder can introduce some problems and put an individual at risk of losing permanent residence.…Continue Reading →
Guide to U.S. Work Visa Types: Find the Right Visa for Your Career Goals
There are a variety of U.S. work visa types for permanent and temporary workers. Learn which one is best for you. …Continue Reading →
Adjusting Status After Unauthorized Employment in the U.S.
Unauthorized employment is generally a bar to adjustment of status (green card application), but there’s an exception for certain applicants.…Continue Reading →