Bringing Your Family Closer: A Guide for Green Card Holders

Thinking of reuniting with loved ones? As a green card holder, you can sponsor certain family members for US immigration.

Good News! Living Abroad Won't Stop You from Sponsoring Family to the US

You can sponsor immediate relatives: spouses, unmarried children under 21, and parents.

Immigration, ServicesKaren Odalys Gutiérrez CabanillasFebruary 23, 2024I-130, Immigration Process, USCIS, us family

Planning your partner's US journey: Choosing between a Spouse or Fiancé Visa

Bringing your partner to the US is an exciting step, but the process can seem daunting..

Renew Your Work Visa Without Leaving the U.S.? New Pilot Program Offers Hope

The pilot program, which ran from January 29 to April 1, 2024, was initially limited to Indian and Canadian nationals holding H-1B visas. These are non-immigrant visas granted to individuals in specialty occupations.

Frustrated with Long USCIS Wait Times? Here's Why and What You Can Do

Feeling lost in the USCIS processing maze? Delays are common, Here's why:

Stuck with USCIS Fees? Your Options for Help

Need help requesting a USCIS fee waiver? Don't worry, plenty of resources can guide you through the process and ensure you have everything you need. Here are your options:

¿Atorado en la espera de la Green Card? Dale un vistazo a el Boletín de Visas

¿Intentando descifrar el tiempo de espera para su Green Card de Estados Unidos? No busque más, el Boletín de Visas es su clave para comprender la disponibilidad de visas.

Stuck in the Green Card Wait? Understanding the Visa Bulletin

Trying to decipher the wait time for your US green card? Look no further than the Visa Bulletin, your key to understanding visa availability.

Immigration, Green Card, USCISDaniela BatizFebruary 20, 2024Visa Bulletin, US Citizenship, USCIS, Green Card, Green card Holder

Struggling with USCIS Fees? Here's Your Guide to Requesting a Waiver

Here's how to request a waiver based on financial hardship:

ImmigrationDaniela BatizFebruary 20, 2024912, I-912, I-912 Fee Waiver, USCIS I-912, Fee Waiver, USCIS Fee Waiver, Reduced Fee

What is a Naturalization Certificate?

Used specifically for those who became citizens through naturalization

ImmigrationDaniela BatizFebruary 20, 2024Naturalization, Naturalization Certificate, N-565

What is a Certificate of Citizenship?

If you were born overseas to U.S. parents, you may already be a citizen. This certificate proves it.

What is immigration parole in the united states?

It's a temporary measure, decided on a case-by-case basis, and doesn't guarantee permanent status or other immigration benefits.

ImmigrationDaniela BatizFebruary 15, 2024Humanitarian Parole, Immigration Journey, Immigration Parole, I-134a

Expedite Your Replacement Naturalization Certificate: 3 Key Strategies

Here are 3 steps to expedite the process:

ImmigrationDaniela BatizDecember 15, 2023Naturalization, Naturalization Certificate, N-565

Renueva tu Tarjeta Verde con Éxito: Una Guía Paso a Paso y la Exención de Tarifas con el Formulario I-912

En esta guía, exploraremos el proceso paso a paso para renovar tu Tarjeta Verde y discutiremos la Exención de Tarifas utilizando el Formulario I-912.

Navigating the Path to Permanent Residency: A Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guide on How to Apply for a Green Card

This comprehensive guide will equip you with the knowledge and resources to navigate the application process with confidence, step-by-step.

ImmigrationDaniela BatizDecember 13, 2023I-90, Permanent Resident card, Green Card, Green card Holder

Save Money on Your U.S. Citizenship Application: Fee Waiver and Reduced Fee Options

Did you know you might be eligible for a fee waiver or reduction, potentially saving hundreds of dollars? Here's how..

ImmigrationDaniela BatizDecember 12, 2023Fee Exemptions, Fee Waiver, I-912, I-912 Fee Waiver, Reduced Fee

Unraveling the Mystery of the ADIT Stamp: A Guide for Lawful Permanent Residents for a Temporary Permanent Resident card

ADIT Stamp, often shrouded in confusion, is a temporary document issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to lawful permanent residents (LPRs) facing specific situations.