Category: Citizenship/Green Card

If you are experiencing delays in your immigration case and the government has not acted within a "reasonable time," you may

To prepare for your naturalization review and oath ceremony in Chicago, you must take several crucial steps, including reviewing your N-400

Depending on your circumstances when entering the U.S. or sponsoring a relative to enter, you may choose from either immediate relative

When deciding between adjustment of status vs. consular processing, the right choice will depend on whether you are able to seek

Can I work in the U.S. while my green card application is pending? If you are waiting for the U.S. Citizenship

The recent birthright citizenship challenge from the Trump administration is presenting risks to children born in the U.S. with citizenship status.

Immigrants can face challenges when attempting to gain citizenship in the U.S., including perceived involvement in criminal activity, inadequate applications or

An experienced immigration attorney could help ease the legal residency process in numerous ways, such as assessing eligibility, providing strategic legal

Multiple factors can disqualify you from becoming a U.S. citizen, including a criminal record. To avoid being disqualified for U.S. citizenship,

What is dual citizenship? Dual citizenship entails becoming a citizen of two countries, giving the citizen the benefits of citizenship in