Learn exactly what you need to do and how much it costs to sponsor parents for a green card in the United States.…Continue Reading →
How to Sponsor Parents for a Green Card
Learn exactly what you need to do and how much it costs to sponsor parents for a green card in the United States.…Continue Reading →
Financial Sponsor Needed for a Family-Based Green Card
An applicant for a family-based green card will need a financial sponsor in the U.S. before immigrating. Here’s how it works.…Continue Reading →
Social Security and Medicare Benefits for Immigrants
Social Security and Medicare benefits for immigrants are available, provided they meet eligibility requirements set by the programs.…Continue Reading →
What Happens at an Immigration Medical Exam
An immigration medical exam is a necessary part of immigrating to the United States and becoming a permanent resident (green card holder).…Continue Reading →
Advance Parole Travel with Adjustment of Status
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 →
Go from Asylum Status to Green Card after Only One Year
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 →
3 Things You Need To Know About Taxes Before Moving To The U.S.
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 →
Adjustment of Status for Visa Waiver Program Entrants
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 →
Getting Ready for the I-485 Green Card Interview
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 →