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...
If you came to the U.S. as a child, you may want to know if you have options for avoiding deportation and extending your ability to stay in the country. One of these options is the government program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. According to U.S....
Many immigrants try to bring their relatives from other countries to the United States. In your case, you may have a sibling who wants to immigrate here. However, certain steps are necessary to achieve your dream. According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration...
Before earning citizenship in the U.S., you must meet specific conditions and complete various procedures. The entire process examines tedious details of your life in the country. Unfortunately, you might encounter setbacks if you have specific criminal offenses on...
Misinformation about immigration and deportation is widespread and can lead to fear and confusion for those affected. Myths surrounding these topics often perpetuate misunderstandings about the processes and rights involved. Here are some of the most common myths...
Asylum is a form of protection the United States offers to individuals who come looking for protection and safety. Many people dream of a safe life in the United States, but the process of obtaining asylum status can be confusing. Here are the important points to...
People need to meet specific requirements to enter the U.S. For example, you usually cannot secure a visa if immigration authorities have reason to believe you pose harm to yourself and others. They might arrive at this conclusion not just by looking at your criminal...
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...
If you are in the U.S. illegally and Immigration and Customs Enforcement catches you, law enforcement could transfer you to a detention facility to await your removal or deportation hearing. However, you can ask for temporary release through a bond hearing. Therefore,...
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...