If you have a qualifying family member with permanent residence or U.S. citizenship, you may be able to adjust from work-based immigration to family-based immigration. Knowing the processes involved and how they work may help you change your status without issue, and possibly avoid the... read more
If seeking immigration status through your job, you will want to know, "what do the priority dates mean for employment-based immigration?" Priority dates establish an immigrant's place in line when attempting to receive a green card. They apply to employment-based immigration along with... read more
When looking for the right immigration lawyer, it's important to locate an attorney with plenty of experience and proven success in immigration law. It's challenging to go through the immigration process, but a reliable lawyer can help navigate it and work to secure the best possible outcome... read more
It's possible for some individuals to sponsor family members who wish to immigrate to the U.S. and become either temporary or permanent residents or obtain citizenship for themselves. For successful family-based immigration to take place, applicants and their families must understand how this... read more
As part of the Immigration Act of 1990, Congress created TPS, or temporary protected status, for foreign nationals who are unable to return home due to civil war, disaster, or other harmful circumstances. For thousands of foreign nationals currently in the United States, the TPS status of... read more
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