Not all marriages are treated the same. Learn how to determine if your web wedding is valid for obtaining permanent residence (green card) in the United States.…Continue Reading →
How a Web-based Wedding Affects Your Immigration Case
Not all marriages are treated the same. Learn how to determine if your web wedding is valid for obtaining permanent residence (green card) in the United States.…Continue Reading →
Best Evidence of Bona Fide Marriage to Support a Spousal I-130 Petition
Starting with the I-130 petition, a couple needs to provide evidence of a bona fide marriage at different stages of the green card process.…Continue Reading →
Applying for a Green Card After a Visa Overstay
Adjusting status to lawful permanent resident (green card holder) after a visa overstay is possible for certain foreign nationals.…Continue Reading →
Sponsor a Fiancé to Come to the United States for Marriage
A U.S. petitioner will sponsor a fiancé for both the K-1 visa and when their spouse adjusts status to permanent resident.…Continue Reading →
What Military Service Members Should Know Before Marriage to a Foreign National
Learn how a foreign-born military spouse can obtain permanent resident status (green card) through a U.S. service member.…Continue Reading →
The Most Common Reason for an I-485 RFE and How to Avoid It
There’s one type of I-485 RFE that green card applicants receive more than any other kind of Request for Evidence. Learn how to avoid it.…Continue Reading →
A Guide to the IR-1 Visa Process for Spouses of U.S. Citizens
Before you request a marriage-based green card, educate yourself on the IR-1 visa process. The more you know helps optimize your journey.…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 →
How to Gather Civil Records for your U.S. Immigration Application
This article provides detail guidance on how to locate civil records (such as birth, marriage, divorce, court documents) you need for your immigration case.…Continue Reading →