When it comes to United States visas, there are dozens of different visas that you can apply for depending on your country of origin, the reason for your visit to the United States, and how long you intend to stay. You can learn more about the visas available to you on our website. The most important thing […]...
If you’ve been in the United States as an undocumented immigrant and are now trying to apply for your green card, you are going to face some big obstacles. One of the biggest obstacles that you’ll face is the fact that you will not be eligible for an Adjustment of Status. This only happens when […]...
Applying for an immigration visa often means that you’ll need to leave the United States. The U.S. government prefers that you apply for the visa from your home country and then re-enter with the appropriate immigration visa once you’ve been approved. The main reason for this is to prevent anyone from overstaying their current visa […]...
After months of speculation, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced on September 5th that the popular Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program will be coming to an end, as ordered by President Trump. This is going to have an enormous impact on the 800,000 young immigrants currently living in the United States, many of whom […]...
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program started in 2012. Its goal was to allow those who had immigrated to the United States as children to remain in the country legally in order to work, go to school, and apply for citizenship. DACA allows childhood arrivals to remain in the country without the fear […]...
Meeting with an immigration lawyer during an initial consultation is an important step to acquiring a visa, becoming a resident, or avoiding deportation – among many other reasons. Many people find the topic of immigration to be stress-inducing and fearful. However, a good immigration lawyer will help you feel safe and secure. First and foremost, […]...
