L-1 visa holders can bring their spouse (who can apply for work authorization) and unmarried children under 21 on L-2 visas for them to live and attend school in the US.
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Prove your financial ability to support your fiancé(e) with tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, and potentially a joint sponsor.
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USCIS online account lets you track applications, manage cases, and stay informed - create one to simplify your immigration journey!
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I-140 processing times vary by service center, EB category, and potential RFEs, but expect to wait 8.5-15.5 months (check USCIS website for latest updates).
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Replacing your Green Card requires specific documents depending on the reason, but our team can help you navigate the process for a smooth experience.
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Skilled worker, professional, or even unskilled? Explore the EB-3 visa for a green card path, but consider the wait times, paperwork, and employer sponsorship.
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Update your Green Card photo with a spiffy new pic by following these steps!…
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Navigating USCIS forms can be tricky. Here's a breakdown of the key differences between Form I-130 and Form I-129 to help you figure out which one you need.
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Need a travel document (Form I-131) urgently? Under certain circumstances, you might be able to expedite the processing time for an additional fee. Here's what you need to know…
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La categoría EB-3 te permite incluir a tu cónyuge e hijos solteros menores de 21 años (dependientes) en tu solicitud. Ellos pueden recibir Green Cards basados en tu petición EB-3 aprobada, un proceso llamado "estatus derivado."…
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Under specific circumstances, you can submit both Form I-130 (petition for a relative) and Form I-485 (application to adjust status) concurrently. This can be a great way to expedite your green card journey...
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The EB-3 category lets you include your spouse and unmarried children under 21 years old (dependents) on your application. They can receive green cards based on your approved EB-3 petition, a process called "derivative status."…
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Confused about what happens in immigration court? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Here's a simplified breakdown…
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US citizens and permanent residents can now sponsor their same-sex spouse for immigration through a multi-step process involving petition filing, document gathering, fee payment, and potentially an interview!!
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Green card holders can generally travel freely, but absences exceeding 1 year often require a re-entry permit to avoid jeopardizing their status.
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The NVC is as a central hub connecting you (the immigrant visa applicant) to the US embassy/consulate in your home country.
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While there's no single number you can sponsor, getting your family a green card has specific rules to follow. Here's the breakdown:
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While online filing options exist for some immigration benefits, it's crucial to check with USCIS for the latest information due to potential variations based on benefit type, user situation, and regulations.
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The US naturalization process can involve challenges like eligibility requirements, language barriers, document gathering, fees, travel history, legal issues.. and maintaining eligibility throughout.
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Wondering if your stepchild can join you on your journey to citizenship? Here's a breakdown to help you decide..
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