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The immigration process can be overwhelming to handle on your own. There are many documents to complete and steps to take. While the USCIS believes the process can be completed without an attorney, there are certain scenarios where calling a lawyer ...
Read MoreMore than 40 million people in the US have lost their jobs since the coronavirus pandemic began, a staggering figure that shows just how devastating COVID-19 has been. While unemployment benefits are available and have even been increased, many immi...
Read MoreIf you are a citizen of a foreign country seeking to enter the United States, you must first obtain a US visa. The type of visa issued to you communicates your eligibility to enter the US for a specific purpose. What Are the Most Common Typ...
Read MoreOn March 13, President Donald Trump declared a nationwide emergency concerning the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. Soon after, many businesses stopped operations to prevent the spread of the virus. Although necessary, some individuals were left to deal...
Read MoreWhen you enter the US using a visa, you’re given a specific date when you must leave. If you remain in the US after your leave date has passed, you will be in the US unlawfully. This is known as overstaying your visa. The Consequences of Overst...
Read MoreIn 2019, the executive branch of the federal government made many changes to US immigration law and policy. As the Miami Herald reports, some of these changes will take effect in 2020, with others following in 2021. 3 US Immigration Policy Chan...
Read MoreAs you move down the path to becoming a United States citizen, there are goals you must achieve and tests you must pass. One goal is the US citizenship test, which proves to your USCIS officer that you’re ready for naturalization. What Is the U...
Read MoreBecoming a U.S. citizen is a delicate process that can sometimes derail due to a mistake in your past. Yes, criminal charges and convictions can directly impact your US citizenship application. How Do Charges or Convictions Affect My US Citizensh...
Read MoreUnder the current administration, immigrants’ lives are more uncertain than they’ve been in many years. Immigrants of all statuses, from undocumented to legal green card or visa holders, face an increased risk of sudden and unexpected removal. T...
Read MoreIndividuals living within the United States as resident aliens will experience many unique opportunities after becoming U.S. citizens, such as the right to vote and easier relocation of family into the country. If you’re interested in becoming a U...
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