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...
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...
Are you enlisted? Or are you an officer in the US military or a veteran of the US military with family in the US but here unlawfully? As of November of 2013, the United States Department of Homeland Security expanded a previously existing military immigration law called parole in place that directly benefits the family members of military personnel.
What is an IR6 Green Card? Who can apply for an IR Green Card? How long is the IR green card good for? Can an IR green card be revoked? Looking to get your green card? Or are you a U.S. citizen hoping to file for a parent, spouse or child? For those who have (or are)...
About 21% of all immigrants enter the US through family-based green cards every year. Many people believe that getting a green card through marriage is one of the fastest and easiest ways to become a US citizen, but this is not necessarily the case. Things can go very wrong with this type of green card application, for a host of reasons.
By now you may have heard that President Trump came out on Twitter saying that: “In light of the attack from the Invisible Enemy, as well as the need to protect the jobs of our GREAT American Citizens, I will be signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into…
If you are in a gay or lesbian marriage, can you get a green card if one spouse is already a green card holder or US citizen? The short answer is YES. Same sex marriage has been legal nationwide in the United States since June 2015…
Whether your green card application is based on family, employment, visa lottery, political asylum or any other means, everyone must file a completed Green Card, or Immigration Medical Exam ( also known as an I-693, I693, or I 693 form) before approval. If you want to get a green card “fast” (and of course that term is relative) you need a properly completed green card medical exam.
Since 2016, more undocumented immigrants are able to get their green cards through marriage than ever before. The expanded I-601A waiver means that many applicants who previously could not qualify now have this route open to them. Before 2016 only adult (over age 21) children or spouses of US citizens could apply. Since then it has opened up to include: spouses and adult children of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents.
Immigrants with marriage based green cards face the need to file Removal of Conditions after initially receiving two year (“conditional”) status. Removal Of Conditions is filed on Form I-751. Universal rule: Marriage must be entered into in good faith.
You have a handful of choices when seeking permanent residence in the United States. Most people usually choose between getting a green card through family, particularly marriage, or looking at employment visas. There are varying waiting times for many immigrants in different relative classifications, from siblings of citizens to the adult children of green card holders as well as a host of employment options.
It’s now been a few years since same sex marriage has been considered legal in the United States. Let’s address some of the common problems and solutions for same sex marriage Green Card cases. Now, same sex marriage green cards between citizens and immigrants may form the basis for legal immigration.
The New York Times published a piece a few years ago called “Bisexual: A Label With Layers.” There were no direct references to immigration law, but I immediately thought of our work, especially the recent green card applications we have successfully completed in same sex immigration marriage. As the Immigration Service points out on its very own website, same sex immigration marriage is now to be treated equally with opposite sex immigration marriage.
About 21% of all immigrants enter the US through family-based green cards every year. Many people believe that getting a green card through marriage is one of the fastest and easiest ways to become a US citizen, but this is not necessarily the case…
One of the main questions we get asked by clients who are aiming to get green cards through marriage is: “Should we apply for the green card in the United States OR at the Embassy overseas?” There is only one answer we give to this question…
Are you enlisted? Or are you an officer in the US military, or a veteran of the US military with family that is inside the US but is here unlawfully? There is a relatively new expansion of immigration law that’s just for you…
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