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The belief that anyone can show up at a United States border and obtain asylum is an oversimplification. The asylum process is perhaps the most…Continue Reading →
Special rules in U.S. immigration law allow permanent residents applying for citizenship through marriage to submit the application after just three years. Most permanent residents…Continue Reading →
The questions vary from, “Can I apply for a green card after a visa overstay?” to “What happens if my visa expires and I marry…Continue Reading →
To obtain a green card for your spouse, you’ll start the process by filing Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration…Continue Reading →
There are various reasons you may want to do a green card name change. Everyday people get married and divorced, often resulting in a legal…Continue Reading →
If you are a non-citizen living in the United States, you generally must inform U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) of an address change. In…Continue Reading →
United States immigration laws provide a variety of ways to apply for a green card (permanent resident status). The different paths come through family relationships,…Continue Reading →
An applicant for a family-based green card will need a financial sponsor in the United States before immigrating. Some new green card holders may be…Continue Reading →
Preparing for your marriage-based immigrant visa consular interview The consular interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate is an important milestone in your application for…Continue Reading →
