Moving while your immigration case is pending does not mean you have to start over, but it does mean you need to update your information. Doing so helps ensure you continue receiving important notices from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and other...
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Can you sponsor your family as a green card holder?
The U.S. immigration system may appear confusing even to those navigating it. As a lawful permanent resident, you are still midway through your process of attaining citizenship. Sponsoring means allowing your family to take the very same journey you are also taking...
Can past criminal records impact family-based green cards?
Sponsoring a loved one for a family-based green card is an act of love, but the process often involves rigorous paperwork. If you or a family member has a past criminal record, you may encounter additional hurdles along the way. Since the U.S. Citizenship and...
Who may qualify for cancellation of removal?
Facing the threat of deportation can change a person’s life in an instant. Uncertainty about the future, family and work may create intense pressure. If you are undocumented in the U.S. and seeking ways to prevent deportation, you likely want to understand what...
Can you get a U.S. visa if you buy a business?
Buying a business in the U.S. may seem like a practical way to pursue both an investment opportunity and a path to living in the country. However, if you’re planning to invest, immigration law does not grant a visa when you buy a business. Some investment-based visa...
How a misdemeanor conviction can lead to deportation
For a non-citizen a criminal charge is a terrifying ordeal. In some cases, a well-meaning criminal defense attorney might suggest a "plea deal" to a misdemeanor, promising no jail time. However, in the world of immigration law, a misdemeanor "deal" can be a one-way...
Can you sponsor a child who is almost 21?
Timing is everything when you are petitioning for a child nearing their 21st birthday. Under U.S. immigration law, the moment a child turns 21, they typically transition from an "immediate relative" to a "family preference" category, which can add years of waiting to...
Does a DUI affect your immigration status in KY?
If you've been charged with a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) in Kentucky, it's natural to wonder how it could impact your immigration status. DUI offenses can cause significant consequences for individuals seeking to remain in or enter the United States. In...
75 countries targeted with suspended visa processing
People around the world dream of being able to come to the United States to build a life or to experience life here. In order to come to this country, those individuals must apply for a visa. That’s become a lot more challenging for some, partially because the U.S....
The stateside visa renewal pilot for select H-1B workers
Immigration rules constantly change. Policy priorities at the federal level and changing economic circumstances, as well as unpredictable events in other countries, can all influence immigration proceedings. Those who are already in the United States with work visas...
