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In common terms, "unlawful presence" generally means that a person has entered the United States illegally and remains here illegally. By contrast, "out-of-status" generally means that a person entered the United States legally, but has remained illegally after the ...
Read MoreAmong other requirements, marriage-based green card applicants must submit to what is called a "marriage interview." Further, if the marriage at issue ...
View MorePriority dates are important for all green card applicants. Basically, one can imagine a "priority date" as an applicant's "place in line" or "place ...
View MoreIf your I-130 visa application is denied or rejected by US Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS"), you have two options — you can appeal the ...
View MoreWhen an applicant seeks to obtain a green card based on being married to a US citizen, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service ("USCIS") conducts ...
View MoreSince most people don’t use their green card on a daily basis, it can be easy for an expired card to go unnoticed. If your green card is about to ...
View MoreThe Visa Bulletin is a monthly online publication published by the U.S. State Department. See here . The Visa Bulletin provides a monthly update on ...
View MoreESTA stands for Electronic System for Travel Authorization and is a visa waiver program for eligible individuals from certain countries . When someone ...
View MoreThe answer is yes. You are eligible to receive a nonimmigrant visa, as well as legal permanent residency in the United States if you are a victim of ...
View MoreI have DACA. How do I get a green card? DACA has been a tale of heartache and hope over the past four years as the courts decided whether it remain ...
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