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People come to the United States for various reasons. While some arrive looking for a better quality of life, others are fleeing from their homes and seeking protection within our borders. Many of us classify everyone coming to this country as an immigrant. However,...
If you became a “permanent resident” of the U.S. and received your green card when you married your spouse, you likely went through multiple interviews by authorities who wanted to make sure that your marriage was real. The U.S government takes green cards very...
Immigration law allows United States citizens and lawful permanent residents (LPRs) to sponsor family members for immigration into the U.S. Eligibility criteria, categories of relatives who can be sponsored and the processes involved vary significantly between these...
When you get a green card, it gives you permanent resident status. Technically, this is called a Permanent Resident Card. “Green card” is just the common term used because the cards were originally printed on green paper. Despite the name, a permanent resident card...
Canadian and Mexican citizens in specific professions who are seeking to work in the U.S on a temporary basis need to get a TN visa. They are known as “NAFTA professionals” or “TN nonimmigrants.” NAFTA, of course, is the North American Free Trade Agreement under which...
Certain immigration violations or criminal offenses make you inadmissible to the United States. Despite that fact, you have options. A hardship waiver might be the solution you need. They provide an opportunity for foreign nationals with loved ones in the U.S. to gain...
The United States offers asylum to people who are concerned about facing persecution in their home country. Asylum allows someone to stay within the United States because they need protection. In fact, many people will enter the United States in an emergency, and then...
Navigating the complexities of immigration status in the United States can be daunting. If you’re confused about the different statuses of foreign-born people in the United States, you’re not alone. If you are an individual seeking to establish roots in the land of...
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) stands as a crucial safeguard for many. VAWA, enacted in 1994, was passed as a response to the pressing need for legal protection for victims of domestic violence, particularly women. The primary objective was to address the...
The United States prides itself on providing opportunities for those with ambition. Immigrants have long pursued entry into the country as a way to improve their circumstances. Some people come to start a business or further their education. They seek opportunities...