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Parole-in-Place is a new program under the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that can help families stay together during the immigration process. If granted, noncitizens without admission or parole can remain in the United States while applying for...
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) allows those wishing to extend their U.S. stay to file a request before their authorized stay expires. But this does not apply to all individuals admitted to the country. No extension available for certain...
Public benefits programs do not always make it clear which services immigrants can apply for. As a result, many immigrants miss out on benefits that they do not know they can get. If you meet the qualifications, you may be able to get food, cash and medical assistance...
Immigration to the U.S. through the U.S.-Mexico border has always been challenging for many. But it became even more complicated when the Trump administration implemented Title 42. An emergency health authority, Title 42 was a policy that allowed U.S. officials to...
Many immigrants work hard to provide for their families as they strive toward becoming lawful permanent residents of the United States. However, some malicious employers take advantage of vulnerable immigrants and are guilty of abuse because they believe their victims...
Immigration is a complex process that involves many steps and deadlines. As a result, immigrants must seek professional assistance to ensure they are navigating the process correctly. Unfortunately, some people take advantage of the situation to conduct notario fraud....
The Diversity Immigrant Visa Program allows up to 50,000 immigrants to gain visas through a random drawing each year. There are specific instructions for those who want to be eligible for the Diversity Immigration program with strict rules. The rules for applying for...
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services maintains conditional bars to good moral character, which you must demonstrate to receive a green card. One type of bar to good moral character is a crime of moral turpitude. Per the USCIS, a crime of moral turpitude is...
You have probably been anxiously awaiting the opportunity to become a United States citizen. If you meet the requirements for citizenship, you qualify to participate in the naturalization ceremony. Do you know what to expect at this event? About the ceremony There are...
As you may know, most U.S. employers have a legal duty to verify the work eligibility of everyone they hire. This obligation, which comes from a 1986 federal law, requires employers and new employees to complete I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification forms. On your...