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Family Immigration Cases: The Impact of Legal Proceedings Many families have made the move to the United States by using family-based immigration. Once one person in

The Financial Burden of Visa Applications and Alternative Options Applying for a U.S. visa is a complicated process that involves many steps, and one of

Visiting and immigrating to the United States can be a difficult process. While many people claim that hard work and “waiting your turn” is enough,

When people speak of getting visas to America, the conversation often focuses on some form of immigration. However, not everyone who enters the United States

Immigration courts seem to be handling more deportation cases every year. Much of the discussion involving these cases centers around judicial and financial burdens on

What is a Visa? A U.S. visa is a form of documentation that allows you to travel to a port of entry, airport, or land

What is a Green Card? A green card is a permanent resident card that allows you to live and work permanently in the United States.

What is Consular Processing? Consular processing is the application process for a U.S. green card when applying from a place of residency outside of the

What is an Immigration Lawyer? An immigration lawyer is a lawyer who specializes in national statutes, regulations, and legal practices governing immigration into and deportation

There’s a lot of bad information broadcast on the news and social media about immigrating to the U.S. The current administration would like you to believe that our Southern border is locked down and travel bans are so ironclad that no one can immigrate here.

The immigration process takes time and a significant amount of effort. Oftentimes, families apply to emigrate to the U.S. by using one individual as the Petitioner or Sponsor with those seeking to immigrate as ‘derivative’ beneficiaries.

What are your rights as an undocumented immigrant in the U.S.? When faced with legal repercussions from remaining undocumented in the U.S., it can feel highly overwhelming to know what you’re legally entitled to.