Cómo Evitar Errores Comunes en Casos de Inmigración Basada en la Familia
La inmigración basada en la familia ofrece una vía vital para que las familias se reúnan en los Estados Unidos, pero el proceso puede ser complejo y estar lleno de posibles obstáculos. Errores comunes, como documentos faltantes, información incorrecta en los formularios o requisitos financieros no cumplidos, pueden causar retrasos significativos, aumentar los costos o […]
The T Visa: Path to Safety and Stability for Human Trafficking Survivors
The T Visa is a crucial immigration option for survivors of human trafficking who have been brought to or exploited within the United States. Human trafficking is a serious violation of human rights that affects thousands of people globally each year, including vulnerable individuals exploited for forced labor, sexual exploitation, and other forms of abuse. […]
Become a Citizen After Marrying a Citizen
How to Become a Citizen After Marrying a U.S. Citizen? If you’ve recently married a U.S. Citizen, you may think you can automatically apply for citizenship. While it’s true that you may qualify for a Green Card, you can’t immediately apply for U.S. citizenship. You may be shocked to find that there are several steps […]
What to Expect from the U.S. Citizenship Test?
Are you interested in becoming a United States citizen? You may be aware then that you will have to pass a test before you can become a citizen, in addition to meeting the other eligibility requirements. In fact, there are two sections to the naturalization test – a civics portion that will test your understanding […]
How to Get a U.S. “Green Card” – Am I Eligible?
How to Get a U.S. “Green Card” – Am I Eligible? Have you ever heard of the term “Green Card”? A “Green Card” is a term regularly used interchangeably with a Legal Permanent Resident Card and essentially allows a non-U.S. Citizen to be a Permanent Resident of the United States. Many foreign nationals choose to […]
Adjusting Your U.S. Immigration Status Through Your Child
Adjusting Your U.S. Immigration Status Through Your Child Many people think that once their child turns twenty-one, they can immediately file a petition to change their status and be eligible to receive lawful permanent residence (commonly known as a “Green Card”). While it is true that the parents of a U.S. citizen, who is at […]
My U.S. Immigration Case and Divorce
Divorce is difficult in even the best of circumstances. However, if you are in the process of obtaining legal residency through marriage or if you have already obtained a Green Card and your relationship does not work out, this can make the situation even more stressful. If you are in this situation, you may be […]