Trump-era policies bring increased travel risks for immigrants. Learn who’s at risk and how to protect your reentry. Read more
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 →
There are two types of problems caused by travel abroad that can generally be avoided with a reentry permit for permanent residents.…Continue Reading →
It’s possible for certain Visa Waiver Program entrants to use their admission as a lawful entry for the purposes of adjusting status. But it is dependent on the basis of eligibility.…Continue Reading →
The history of the green card, which only recently became green again, has a variety of names and colors since its introduction.…Continue Reading →
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 →
Still have questions before applying for citizenship? Review answers for the top 7 questions asked by people filing the N-400 citizenship application.…Continue Reading →
These are some of the most common ways to trigger deportation proceedings and lose permanent resident status in the United States.…Continue Reading →
Many applicants, particularly spouses of the petitioner, have an I-485 interview (green card interview). Take the time to prepare for this interview. It’s likely the last step in the adjustment of status process.…Continue Reading →
We explain the cost and benefit differences of permanent residence vs citizenship. See how applying for U.S. citizenship is easier than ever.…Continue Reading →
