Learn how to avoid the INA 212(a)(4) visa denial and, if necessary, how to overcome the public charge grounds for inadmissibility. Read more
The USCIS fee increase affects many family-based immigration applications. Find out which forms are affected and what you may be able to do to beat the fee hike.…Continue Reading →
An immigration medical exam is a necessary part of immigrating to the United States and becoming a permanent resident (green card holder).…Continue Reading →
If you have a pending Form I-485 (adjustment of status application), obtaining an advance parole travel document is essential before departing the United States for a trip.…Continue Reading →
Getting married can be an overwhelming process, but determining the best path for immigration by marriage is no easier. This article discusses some of the choices between a K-1 visa (for a fiancé) and a CR-1 visa (for a spouse).…Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
There are four basic ways to become a U.S. citizen. Learn more about naturalization, acquisition, derivation and birth in the United States.…Continue Reading →
Advance parole for DACA makes it possible for certain individuals to travel outside the United States and return without losing DACA status.…Continue Reading →
Most people that satisfy the fiancé visa requirements receive an approval. But Form I-129F has a higher denial rate than most other forms. …Continue Reading →
