LANCASTER IMMIGRATION LAW BLOG
It may be possible to file a successful appeal after a deportation order
For many people originally from other countries, living and working in the U.S. is a dream come true. However, there is no guarantee that you will not one day receive an order telling you that you must leave the country. Although such a decision seems unfair, the...
Report: Immigrants contribute $2 trillion to the GDP
If you’re interested in the impact that immigrants have on the United States, you can look further than the contributions that immigrants make to the cultural makeup of the country or the fact that most people in this nation are descended from immigrants. Just take a...
Immigration FAQ: Questions immigrants ask in 2020
If you’re considering immigration to the United States, doing as much preparation as possible can only help you. Immigration is a complex topic and often looks different from one case to the next. You likely have many questions, and answering them can help you get the...
How an adjustment of status could lead to your Green Card
A visa allows you to enter the country, but it has an expiration date. Many people living in the United States on visas worry about what will happen when their visa expires. There are extensions available, but eventually you will want a more permanent solution. If you...
What are the benefits of becoming a naturalized citizen?
Living in the U.S. on a visa can feel temporary. You run the risk of your visa expiring. A criminal conviction could also potentially lead to removal or deportation for those in the country on visas. Becoming a lawful permanent resident or Green Card holder is clearly...
Is deportation a real concern?
You often hear people worry about deportation, either after they come to the United States or even before they’re granted entry. They have seen stories on the news about people being deported, and they’re worried about how fast it could happen and what it could mean...
Do you need to know English to immigrate to the U.S.?
Currently, there are not specific language requirements to be allowed to immigrate in to the United States. However, if you speak English, then you’re going to be better off. As someone interested in immigrating to the U.S., it is important for you to realize that...
4 ways to fit in as an immigrant in the United States
As an immigrant in the United States, it goes without saying that you want to fit in. While this doesn’t mean you have to give up your culture and past, you should consider the many ways you can adjust your lifestyle to integrate into your new environment. The...
Can my children join me in the U.S. if I have an employment visa?
It can be exciting to get a chance to work in the United States. You will be able to advance your career and earn better money than in your home country. The only thing that might stop you from saying yes to the job offer is your family. You cannot bear the thought of...
Are you ready for your naturalization tests and interview?
Going through the naturalization process to become a citizen of the United States isn't easy. There is a lot of paperwork that you have to submit and certain criteria that you have to meet. Additionally, if you qualify for everything else, you will have to go through...
