Blog posts in October, 2019

In family-based immigration cases, the green card process typically begins with a family member petitioning for another family member. Under the ...

Naturalization is a way for lawful permanent residents to become United States citizens. One of the basic requirements for a naturalization applicant ...

Parole is a term of art used in immigration law and is a way for the U.S. government to let someone into the United States temporarily, without ...

The U-visa is a visa for people who have been victims of crimes. An applicant must show that s/he: Has “suffered substantial physical or mental abuse” ...

What is the Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility? Grounds of Inadmissibility are a concept found in immigration law. If an applicant for an ...

The U-visa is for immigrants who have been victims of crimes. To qualify for the U-visa, you must have been the victim of certain qualifying crimes in ...

Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, a child is a person, who is under 21, unmarried, and who: Was born in wedlock; Is a step-child, so long as ...

Once you’ve passed the naturalization interview, you’ll be scheduled to take the Oath of Allegiance. The Oath may be taken at a USCIS office or a U.S. ...

The N-400, Application for Naturalization is used by lawful permanent residents who would like to apply for U.S. citizenship. This form is filed with ...