Wondering what to do if your green card is lost or stolen? Don't panic. Here are some solutions until your new card arrives. Read more
The proposed USCIS fee increase will affect many family-based immigration applications. Find out which forms are affected and what you may be able to do to beat the fee hike.…Continue Reading →
The majority of foreign nationals who apply for a green card do it from outside the United States at a U.S. embassy or consulate.…Continue Reading →
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was meant to be a short-term solution when President Obama introduced it in 2012. Since then, it…Continue Reading →
If you’ve obtained a 2-year green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen or through a financial investment, you are a conditional resident of the…Continue Reading →
A lost green card abroad can be a travel headache. You must have valid proof of your permanent resident status to board an airline or…Continue Reading →
Under the 90-day rule, there’s a presumption of misrepresentation (fraud) if a person violates their nonimmigrant status or engages in conduct inconsistent with that status…Continue Reading →
When filing Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, a conditional resident and spouse must provide evidence that they have a bona fide marriage.…Continue Reading →
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) rejects or denies thousands of I-130 petitions each year. The reasons for an I-130 denial vary, but in most…Continue Reading →
The children of naturalized U.S. citizens generally become citizens automatically. In other words, current law extends U.S. citizenship to the permanent resident children of parents…Continue Reading →
