Protecting your Family, Freedom, and Future
Anytime you move, it can be hard on the children in your family. When you move to an entirely new country, the challenges your family will face increase. Immigrating to the United States could mean more freedom and more economic opportunities for your family. In...
¿Podría un cargo criminal afectar su estatus migratorio? Los cargos criminales no afectan a todas las personas de la misma manera. Para un ciudadano estadounidense, una noche irresponsable de borrachera y conducta desordenada podría resultar en pasar una noche...
Living in the United States while your family is abroad can be upsetting, because you want the people you care about to be with you. Fortunately, there are some different visa options that you can look into that may help your loved ones reach the United States and...
The Biden administration will grant temporary protection from deportation to tens of thousands of Ukrainians who are already living in the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that it has designated Ukraine for Temporary Protected Status, or...
There are few issues more important to a green card holder than their status. Jeopardizing it by committing a crime is the last thing many want to do because a criminal conviction can result in deportation, leaving family and friends behind, and even a permanent ban...
Applicants for permanent residency based on marriage to a U.S. citizen, who have been married less than 2 years by the time the application is approved, will be issued a 2-year permanent resident card and will be designated as a "conditional" resident. Within 90 days...
You long for your family and want to bring them to the U.S. to be with you. You gained U.S. citizenship and have toiled here for a few years, diligently sending money to them in your home country. But now it is time to reunite with your family, and you are ready. As a...
There are a lot of misunderstandings and myths about the U.S. immigration system out there. When you do not know the facts, you cannot make smart choices about immigrating to this country and maintaining or changing your immigration status. Here are three common myths...
If you are a foreigner, you can still live and work in the United States with a Permanent Resident Card (Green Card). There are many ways to get a Green Card, and for each one, you need to comply with specific requirements to apply. Among all the options, some are...
Immigrants in the United States faced much more scrutiny than natural-born citizens. There are more limits on what behaviors they can engage in and more consequences for getting in trouble or asking for help. The public charge rule has long limited citizenship and...