Immigration law (INA §245) allows certain foreign nationals who are physically present in the United States to adjust status to permanent resident (green card holder). However, the foreign national will not be eligible to file Form I-485, Application to Adjust… Read more
For immigrants arriving to the United States, the American tax system can be a very new and confusing concept. In Continue reading →
Many people are carrying an expired green card right now. Because you don’t use your card everyday, it’s easy for Continue reading →
Having immigration papers, documentation or proof of your legal status is essential if you have contact with law enforcement or immigration officials. Continue reading →
As the name suggests, permanent residence implies that the green card holder will live permanently in the United States. But Continue reading →
Also known as a permanent resident card number or green card number, this unique number identifies your immigration case. After Continue reading →
You may be wondering if you can get a green card if you’ve worked in the United States without permission. Continue reading →
By itself, the H-1B visa does not provide a direct path to permanent resident status (green card) in the United Continue reading →
The J-1 home residency requirement can be a major obstacle for J visa holders trying to adjust status to permanent Continue reading →
The United States has long been a destination for economic opportunity. Immigrants have a significant history in American business as Continue reading →
