Green Card
Green Card Holders Watch Out! Don’t Make This Mistake
Hello, everyone! The mistake made by many new lawful permanent residents is believing that once they have obtained their green card, their status in the United States is secure. However, that is not necessarily the case. Permanent Residents can potentially lose their green card if…
Read MoreUSCIS Waives Some Green Card Interviews: New Emails Sent By USCIS
A few weeks ago, we shared a video discussing a fascinating trend we’ve observed at our law firm: green card approval without an interview having first been conducted for an increasing number of individuals applying for marriage-based adjustment of status.
Read MoreNew USCIS Policy on Removing Conditions on Green Card
In January 2023, USCIS implemented a new policy regarding green card renewals that could impact many immigrants in the United States. In some cases, USCIS is extending green cards for up to 48 months beyond their expiration date. However, there are some nuances to this policy that…
Read MoreO1 Visa to Green Card
The O1 visa is a non-immigrant visa classification reserved for highly skilled people in either the sciences, arts, business, education, athletics, or the motion picture or television industry. Because the O1 visa is a dual intent visa, many people want to eventually get…
Read MoreTN Visa to Green Card
If you are a citizen of Mexico or Canada, the TN Visa is a nonimmigrant visa for you to work temporarily in the US for certain occupations. Additionally, to be granted a TN Visa, the applicant must have a job offer from a US employer. NAFTA (North American…
Read MoreF1 Visa to Green Card: 5 Ways to Get Your Green Card
The F1 student visa is a single intent visa, meaning you promise to enter the US to study, and then return to your home country once you finish your studies. This means that an F1 visa is not a direct path to a green card, and you cannot enter the US on the F1 visa with…
Read MoreHow Long Does It Take To Become A US Citizen?
If you are looking to become a United States citizen, you may be asking yourself: How long do I have to wait before I can become a U.S. citizen? Unfortunately, the answer to that question – as with most legal questions – is that “it depends.” Indeed, it is difficult to…
Read MoreEB1 Visa for Priority Workers
You may be eligible for an Employment-Based Immigration First Preference [EB-1] visa if you are a priority worker. In general, this visa category is reserved for highly capable people. So, who can be a priority worker? A priority worker is a worker who 1) has…
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