An important objective of the immigration law is to reunite and/or keep families in tact. The primary use of family relationships in immigration is through petitions of U.S. Citizens or… read more →
There are several important benefits to becoming a United States Citizen. These include the ability to petition for a permanent residence of specified family members, the ability to permanently reside… read more →
United States citizens may ask the USCIS to allow a fiancé(e) to come to the U.S. to be married. The process begins by filing a petition at the appropriate United… read more →
Certain individuals may be eligible to obtain permanent residence (“green card” in the United States based upon prospective employment. In that regard, U.S. immigration law divides prospective employment petitions into… read more →
The most commonly used temporary employment visas are H-1B visas for specialty occupations that require attainment of a bachelor’s or higher degree in the specific specialty (or its equivalent) as… read more →
Deportation/Removal Proceedings Individuals unlawfully present in the United States because they entered without inspection or overstayed or otherwise violated an authorized period of stay, may be placed in deportation/removal proceedings… read more →
