Marriage to a U.S. Citizen vs. Permanent Resident: What’s the Difference for Your Green Card?
For many families, marriage is the pathway to building a life together in the United States. But when it comes ...
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A non-citizen who has fallen victim to certain crimes may be eligible for a U visa, allowing them to live ...
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According to Global Refuge, over 750,000 noncitizens have been admitted into the United States through nationality-specific parole programs since 2021. ...
Read More What Are My Rights After Filing for Adjustment of Status?
Have you ever wondered what protections you gain once you've filed your adjustment of status application... and what questions you ...
Read More What Does “Parole in Place” Mean in Immigration?
Parole in place is a special immigration policy that allows certain undocumented family members of U.S. military personnel to remain ...
Read More Can Green Card Holders Vote in U.S. Elections? What You Need to Know
As of January 2024, 12.8 million green card holders were living in the United States, based on estimates from the ...
Read More What Is the VAWA Act and How Does It Protect Immigrants?
Over 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men in the U.S. have experienced intimate partner violence, according to ...
Read More U Visa Applications and Processing Time: What You Need to Know
You've done the hardest part already; survived a serious crime and found the strength to speak up. You cooperated with ...
Read More Fiancé Visas 101: What You Need to Know Before Applying
The fiancé visa process isn't just complicated; it's deeply personal. Every delay feels like a roadblock to your future. Every ...
Read More Common Reasons for Green Card Denials and How to Avoid Them
The Cato Institute estimates that approximately 34.7 million green card applications were pending at the beginning of this fiscal year. ...
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