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There are many ways for immigrants to legally enter and reside in the United States. People can secure visas that allow them to travel and live in the country for a set amount of time. They may eventually adjust their status to obtain green cards. Permanent residents...
If you have a foreign citizen fiancé(e), you will need to file the I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) petition (K-1 nonimmigrant visa) to bring them to the U.S. to marry them. For your application to be approved, you need to present certain pieces of evidence. Here...
Some women face a tough choice when they leave their home country to enter the United States. The only reason they are currently allowed to live in the United States is because of someone else. However, that same person is behaving violently toward them, perhaps...
Green card holders enjoy the right to live and work in the U.S., but some have conditions on their residency. These conditions apply to individuals who receive conditional permanent resident (CPR) status, typically through marriage or investment. Conditional residents...
The intersection of family law and immigration can prove to be challenging because there are many direct and indirect ways that immigration status can affect family law matters. Anyone who’s in the United States as an immigrant may have questions about what they...
Immigration crackdowns can be a stressful and uncertain time for immigrants. Immigrants and their loved ones may fear deportation regardless of their legal status. These enforcement periods often involve heightened scrutiny, increased raids and changes in immigration...
Bringing a loved one to the United States by sponsoring them for immigration is a big step toward getting your family together. This comes with a considerable amount of paperwork and the need to ensure you comply with all current immigration regulations. Once you make...
Agents who work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are often tasked with locating individuals who are allegedly in the U.S. illegally and proceeding with the deportation process. As such, if ICE agents show up at your door, you may be unsure whether you...
You and your spouse both immigrated to the United States. Your relationship began in another country, but you’ve now been living in the U.S. for some time. Perhaps you’ve obtained a green card and are a permanent resident. In the future, you plan to adjust your status...
Adopting a child who was born abroad involves navigating complex legal processes to better ensure that the child’s citizenship is secured in the United States efficiently and effectively. Failure to address these concerns promptly can lead to complications later in a...