Green Card
Family-Based Green Card Process
Family-based green cards are a way for US permanent residents and US citizens to bring their family members to the United States. It aids in reuniting families who are separated following the immigration of one family member. Immediate relatives of US citizens (spouses, unmarried…
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Marriage Green Card vs Fiancé(e) Visa
The decision to apply for a marriage-based visa or a fiancé(e)visa is different with every couple. There are many different things they should consider in making a decision. One consideration is where the couple wants to marry. Another consideration is where the couple…
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EB5 Visa Minimum Investment Amount Lowered to $500,000
In order to understand how groundbreaking this news is, it’s important that you know some of the background information about the EB5 visa. The EB5 investor visa is a green card option for investors and entrepreneurs. Essentially, through the EB5 visa, someone can…
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7 Visa and Green Card Options for Investors, Entrepreneurs, and Business Professionals
If you’re an investor or entrepreneur, and you are considering ways to get a visa or green card to the United States, this article is for you. We are going to talk about 7 options for investors, entrepreneurs, and business professionals to obtain immigration benefits to the U.S.
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L1B Visa To Green Card
The L1B visa was designed to allow certain foreign workers to transfer to the United States and to work as a specialized knowledge worker for their employer. Yet the L1B visa is a non-immigrant visa. It is temporary and does not directly lead to a green card. However, some options remain available for L1B visa holders looking to secure permanent residency in…
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Why Should I Apply for U.S. Citizenship? Green Card Vs. Citizenship
What is the difference between having a green card and having citizenship? Well, there are a number of differences that we will explore in this article, including a list of the various rights that green card holders may not have compared to citizens. To begin, let us discuss the main differences between a green card and citizenship. When you have a green card…
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5 Top Questions Asked During Marriage Green Card Interview
A popular way to gain lawful permanent resident status in the United States is to obtain your green card through marriage. When you apply for a green card based on marriage to a United States citizen or lawful permanent resident from within the United States, the process is generally referred to as an “adjustment of status.” Part of that adjustment of…
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National Interest Waiver Examples: What Qualifies
The national interest waiver (NIW) is an attractive option for certain qualified individuals to get a green card to the United States through self-petition. The national interest waiver offers the opportunity to pursue a green card without a job offer. In this guide, I will explain what you need to know about the national interest waiver and provide…
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