If you live in the United States but have family abroad, it's natural to want them to join you here in America. Depending on your personal status, family immigration may be an option. Which family members may qualify for family-based immigration and what kind of...
For decades, people have traveled to the United States in search of better lives. Some arrive with little money, but work hard to provide brighter futures for their families. Due to a new federal rule, these futures may now be harder to reach. In a 5-4 vote, the U.S....
Immigrants in the United States might need to be cautious in the way they use cellphones. Thanks to the procurement of licenses the government purchased, the feds can extricate location-specific data from various sources. One such license is for a commercial database...
To avoid deportation, you might need to show extreme hardship. Most removals will cause difficulties, but you will need to show it will create issues that are more serious than normal. This can mean situations where deportation will cause problems for your loved ones....
Much of the immigration process is relatively clear and straightforward. You need to have grounds to request a visa, whether you want to visit the United States as a student, a tourist or a worker. Additionally, you need to pass a thorough background check. The...
Leaving your family and loved ones behind to immigrate to the United States is a life-changing decision. Luckily, you may be able to petition for your immediate relatives to receive visas or green cards. The speed of this process is dependent on your immigration...
The United States has long enjoyed a reputation as a place where scientists and researchers can come together to share their work. We’ve long been in the business of facilitating technical and scientific achievement, from inviting international university students to...
There are a lot of benefits and opportunities that come with being a U.S. citizen. U.S. citizens have the right to vote, obtain a U.S. passport and even the potential to bring family members to the U.S. as well. However, there are a few requirements that you must meet...
Immigrants wanting to become permanent U.S. residents already have a lot to endure. But the obstacles can become much more challenging if they are charged with driving under the influence. First-time offenses don’t always lead to deportation. However, some DUI cases...
Yes, unfortunately. For many, the removal process and the threat of deportation is a constant nightmare. When they receive their legal permanent resident card (green card) these individuals breathe a sigh of relief. Unfortunately, having a green card doesn’t prevent...