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 the child was under 18 at the time the parent/step-child relationship was formed; Was born out of wedlock, and in the case of ...
Read MoreGenerally speaking, there are two types of family-based immigrant visas-Immediate Relative petitions and Preference Category Petitions. Immediate ...
View MoreWhat Are the Grounds of Inadmissibility? When someone wants to enter the United States as a green card holder, or on a non-immigrant visa (example: ...
View MoreOnce your I-130 is approved, and your priority date is current, you are eligible to apply for your lawful permanent residency. If you are in the ...
View MoreObtaining lawful immigration status can be a daunting process. Once you finally achieve that hard-earned status, you’ll want to do everything you can ...
View MoreThe Green Card Interview is the most important step in your green card application process – so it is essential to prepare well for it. We recommend ...
View MoreIt can be tempting to lie about your circumstances if you think it will help you avoid deportation. That may seem like a good idea in the moment, but ...
View MoreA Green Card authorizes people from other countries to live and work in America. People who are already in the U.S legally are not required to obtain ...
View MoreA case of an immigrant being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during his green card interview at a Colorado U.S. Citizenship and ...
View MoreA green card, which is written proof of your existence as a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., is necessary in order for you to show proof of your ...
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