Who Qualifies for an English Language Exemption in the Naturalization Process? March 14, 2025 IMMIGRATION Becoming a United States citizen is a significant milestone, and the naturalization process includes several requirements, one of which…
What is Form I-601A and its eligibility? March 3, 2025 IMMIGRATION Form I-601A is a form that allows certain immigrants to apply for a waiver of inadmissibility due to unlawful presence in the United States and have immediate family members…
Permanent Residence: Everything You Need to Know about Consular Processing February 13, 2025 IMMIGRATION When you have an approved immigrant petition (I-130) and a visa is available to you, there are two main ways to apply for permanent residence (obtaining a visa…
TPS Extension for El Salvador, Sudan, and Ukraine February 10, 2025 IMMIGRATION Important Information about Temporary Protected Status (TPS)Before starting any application process with immigration, it is essential that you consult with an expert on the subject…
Once you are the beneficiary of an approved immigrant petition and a visa number is immediately available to you, there are two main avenues for applying for permanent resident status (obtaining a Green Card)…
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued new guidance on legal and physical custody requirements for children seeking to acquire U.S. citizenship. This update expands and clarifies the guidelines…
Across the country, states are moving toward legalizing marijuana use. Currently, 10 states have legalized marijuana for recreational use, and 33 states, plus the District of Columbia, have legalized some form of marijuana…
Policies to clarify how lawful permanent residence is evaluated during the naturalization process. Previously, USCIS considered whether applicants met the requirements for lawful admission both upon initial entry and upon subsequent re-entry. With the new policies, USCIS considered whether applicants met the requirements for lawful admission.
The Military Parole in Place (PIP) program is designed to benefit certain family members of United States military service members. Eligible family members include spouses, parents, and children of individuals who:Are on active duty in the military.
What relatives can a US citizen and legal resident petition for? November 14, 2024 IMMIGRATION What relatives can an American citizen petition for?According to immigration law, a citizen's relatives are classified into two categories, immediate and preferential. Immediate relatives: These are the spouses,…
