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You are a permanent resident who has been in the United States for some time. Now, you want to make the United States your lifelong home. Even as a permanent resident, you could still face removal from the country in certain situations. There are also limitations on...
Being either transgender or an immigrant hasn’t been easy in this country over the last few years, but there are signs that there’s a gradual social progression forward as people become more accepting of both groups. With that in mind, if you’re a trans immigrant,...
An immigrant was facing up to 20 years in prison when a judge dismissed the case against him altogether. Her decision is far-reaching and potentially impacts those in Texas who have re-entered the U.S. after having been deported. Bias in immigration law On Aug. 8, a...
Residents of San Antonio and other areas of Texas may want to learn more about the different types of asylum that the U.S. grants to those who seek refuge in our country. The Affirmative and Defensive versions are different, and the processing may not be same for the...
Consular processing is a process in which someone who wants to immigrate to the United States goes to their local United States embassy to finish their application for a Green Card. This act happens once that person becomes the beneficiary of an approved immigrant...
You may be looking to complete the adjustment of status process so that you can become a permanent U.S. resident under an immigrant visa. If a family member or employer has not filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf, you'll need to learn more about the filing...
Consular processing for a United States green card can be a long and tumultuous process. As long as you understand how consular processing works, you can avoid the many pitfalls associated with it. Are you eligible for a Green Card? This is the first question you need...
Texas Dreamers were saved by a Supreme Court decision that kept the Trump Administration from ending the program. Now, Congress is considering a long-term solution that could enable Dreamers to remain in the United States. A number of bills have been proposed in the...
The U.S. government provides two different types of immigrant visas for religious workers looking to come to Texas. These include the Ministers of Religion SD category and the Certain Religious Workers SR category. You'll find that both of these immigrant religious...
The United States has options for those who want to change their visa status, extend it or obtain permanent residence in the country. You should know what the different types of visas are to ensure that you're on the correct one if your circumstances are changing....