Recent Blog Posts
Proving Bona-Fide Marriage for Family-Based Immigration
For many immigrants, obtaining a green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident is an important pathway to securing permanent residency in the United States. However, due to the potential for fraudulent marriage claims, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the Department of State scrutinize marriage-based green card applications very… Read More »
Understanding The F2 Visa
The F2 visa is a visa that allows long-term permanent residents to bring certain family members into the United States. By doing so, those family members can begin living, and working, in the United States. Going over what the F2 visa is, and speaking with a lawyer, will make it easier for a long-term… Read More »
The Evidence That A Professor Needs To Obtain An EB-1 Visa
The EB-1 visa is an employment-based visa that allows the following people to live and work in the United States: Immigrants with an extraordinary ability. Certain multinational executives and managers. Outstanding professors and researchers. If a professor wishes to obtain an EB-1 visa, there are certain requirements they must satisfy. And, one of the… Read More »
Who Is Not A Good Candidate For An EB-2 NIW Visa?
Many immigrants are good candidates for an EB-2 NIW visa. But, other immigrants are not. By going over who is not a good candidate for the EB-2 NIW visa, and speaking with a lawyer, it will be easier for you to get one. What Is The EB-2 NIW Visa? The EB-2 visa is a… Read More »
The 90 Day Fiancé Visa Rule
A wide variety of rules and regulations underlie the K-1 visa. Every single one of these rules and regulations affects one’s ability to bring their foreign fiancé into the United States and, then, to marry them. Going over the 90 day fiancé visa rule, and speaking with a marriage and family visa lawyer at… Read More »
Getting An EB-2 NIW As A Filmmaker
A filmmaker who meets the rules, requirements, and regulations that govern the EB-2 NIW can live and work in the United States without traditional labor certification. Going over how a filmmaker can get an EB-2 NIW, and speaking with an experienced immigration lawyer, will allow a foreign filmmaker to live and work in the… Read More »
The 4 Things You Can Do If Your Naturalization Application Was Denied
If an immigrant’s naturalization application was denied, then there are four things that they can, and should, do. By doing these things, and speaking with a lawyer, they will be much closer to becoming a United States citizen. The Significance Of Naturalization Someone who is born in the United States, to parents who are… Read More »
What Is PERM Labor Certification?
Many immigrants must obtain PERM labor certification to live/work in the United States. But, some immigrants can bypass PERM labor certification, if they qualify for certain visa arrangements. Going over what, exactly, PERM labor certification is, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow an immigrant to live/work in the United States. What Is PERM… Read More »
You Can Help Your Family Member Obtain A Green Card
A person who wishes to help one of their family members obtain a green card will be able to apply for a green card on that person’s behalf. Even though the above is true, there is one thing to know about this: the process of helping a family member obtain a green card differs… Read More »
The Questions Your Family Member May Be Asked At A Family Visa Interview
Right before a family member can receive the family visa they have been sponsored for, they must go to an interview conducted at a United States embassy/consulate. By going to this interview, the USCIS agent or consular officer can assess the family and their responses to the questions that they have been asked. This… Read More »