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
Sometimes a waiver can help certain exchange visitors remove the required 2-year J-1 home residency requirement when there’s an opportunity to adjust status.…Continue Reading →
Your local post office and other government office may be one of thousands of passport acceptance facilities. It’s a great resource to apply or renew your passport.…Continue Reading →
The TN status visa category is very similar to the H-1B visa, but it is only available to citizens of Canada and Mexico. …Continue Reading →
Healthcare coverage can actually help certain applicants seeking permanent residence (green card). Plus, receiving government financial assistance for healthcare is not a negative factor when applying for a green card.…Continue Reading →
Filing Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, for a spouse has additional requirements. Our I-130 checklist for spouses helps you prepare the petition package correctly.…Continue Reading →
When adjusting status inside the United States, you may generally apply for employment authorization, also known as a work permit.…Continue Reading →
The immigration backlog at the NVC has gotten bad. Here’s what happened over the past year and what you can expect for 2023 to ease the green card log jam.…Continue Reading →
Did you recently naturalized as a U.S. citizen? If you petitioned your spouse and/or children for a green card as a permanent resident, you can upgrade an I-130 petition if you’ve now become a U.S. citizen.…Continue Reading →
The majority of foreign nationals who apply for a green card do it from outside the United States at a U.S. embassy or consulate.…Continue Reading →
