The terms US citizen and lawful permanent resident may be confused with one another because they both confer the right to live legally in the United States, but they are two very different concepts and statuses.   We’ll discuss the differences between being a US citizen and a lawful permanent resident and answer your questions…

  The U Nonimmigrant Visa is designed to help people who: Have been victims of certain crimes, That occurred in the US or that violated US laws, Have suffered substantial mental or physical abuse, and Help law enforcement agencies or other government officials to investigate or prosecute criminal activity   We will go into much…

Marriage-Based Green Cards are an integral part of the immigration process. They help unite families across the world. However, the interview that goes along with this process is a point of worry for many couples. Many have questions about the interview, including how long it will last, and what details surrounding the marriage/relationship will be…

The United States has long been a destination for immigrants seeking a better life. The immigration system, though, is complex and often characterized by lengthy processing times. When a government shutdown occurs, it can exacerbate the challenges faced by those with pending immigration applications. In this blog post, we will delve into the implications of…

  Many people all over the world get married each day with ease, but when it comes to marriages where one of the parties is a U.S. citizen, and the other is not, things get a little more complicated. The road to obtaining a marriage-based visa requires that the couple make critical, and at times,…

  Although immigrating to the U.S. and receiving a green card is a huge accomplishment, one of the toughest things about it is that you are separated from family abroad.  Most of our clients and prospective clients wish their entire family could be together.    As our parents age, the distance can be especially difficult. …