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Applying for a green card involves several legal steps. One of the most important steps is the green card interview. During this interview, you can expect U.S. Citizenship (USCIS) and Immigration Services officers to ask you a series of questions. Any interview can...
Moving to the United States from another country is a major undertaking. One of the primary steps is to get the immigration documents you need so you can enjoy a lawful presence in this country. For many people, this means they need to have a family member sponsor...
Immigration to the United States involves navigating a complex array of laws and regulations. This situation, which is already challenging under the best of conditions, can become even more stressful in cases involving step-parents and step-children. For immigration...
Bringing a close relative to the U.S. on a family-based visa isn’t easy under the best of circumstances. There’s a lot of paperwork, frustration and waiting. What if you want to bring your child to the U.S., but you don’t have any legal documentation showing that...
Immigrants in the United States are subject to numerous rules. They have to follow specific procedures to lawfully enter or stay in the country. While in the United States, immigrants need to remain compliant with a variety of different regulations, including criminal...
The process of obtaining a green card can be challenging. However, it’s a necessary process for many immigrants because a green card is the official document that grants lawful permanent residency in the United States. For those residing outside the U.S., consular...
There are numerous ways that an individual can enter the U.S. legally and obtain permanent residence. One popular method is to apply for a marriage green card. This is a valid option for married couples, but the process is not as straightforward as simply being or...
If you are a non-U.S. citizen, you may be removed from the country on a number of grounds. If you are facing deportation, you might be wondering if you can ever step foot in the U.S. again. While it is difficult to re-enter the U.S. after deportation, it is not...
When you get a green card, it means you’re a permanent resident of the United States. You are not a citizen, but you also have a very different status than someone who is on a visa. A visa could expire relatively quickly and may have certain stipulations – like...
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is strict about its processes. Due to the sensitivity of its work, the department does not take anything lightly, even the things an applicant may deem minor. You may be eligible for an immigration visa,...