Learn how a child of a permanent resident born abroad can return to the U.S. and get proper documentation with the 211(b) exemption. Read more
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 →
A child born outside the United States can automatically become a U.S. citizen at birth in a process known as acquisition of citizenship.…Continue Reading →
We provide a detailed overview of everything you’ll need to know about the green card renewal application and filing Form I-90 with USCIS.…Continue Reading →
USCIS instructions for I-134 are limited on details. Get informative, step-by-step guidance on the requirements for each section.…Continue Reading →
As a general rule, U.S. tax law applies to you if you live in the United States or spend a significant amount of time here. And income taxes can affect immigration status.…Continue Reading →
Like a startup visa (but different), the international entrepreneur parole program allows foreign nationals to build a U.S. startup.…Continue Reading →
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 →
If you would like to petition (sponsor) a family member for a green card or you are a foreign national that wants to permanently move to the United States, this article provides a basic overview of the eligibility categories and family-based green card process.…Continue Reading →
Children cannot naturalize as U.S. citizens, but they can derive citizenship from their parents. Learn how to obtain citizenship for your children.…Continue Reading →
