With all the Immigration policy changes in the last year, U.S. Embassy and Consular restrictions have changed dramatically for anyone pursuing a marriage-based green card or visa. We have seen new travel ban proclamations, USCIS benefit holds covering dozens of...
LGBTQ marriage visas have legally been accepted since June 26, 2015. While much of the legalities behind getting your same-sex partner into the United States on a marriage visa or green card remains the same, here is what has changed for LGBTQ+ marriage visas and...
If you are a New Jersey employer relying on foreign talent, the last few months have likely felt like navigating a minefield. Between the Department of Labor’s new “Project Firewall” and the confusing headlines about a $100,000 visa fee, H-1B visa’s...
It has been a confusing year for families trying to fix their immigration status, especially if they are trying to use Parole In Place. If you are the spouse of a U.S. Citizen who entered the US without a visa and have been following the news, you might feel...
The US Has A Real Santa Canada has given Santa Claus legal citizenship Finland also lays claim to Santa Want to send a letter to Santa? With Christmas just around the corner, many children want to send the big jolly man their Holiday wishes, but where should they send...
