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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...
Missing a birth certificate is a common problem when applying for adjustment of status. This often occurs in countries with incomplete records or those affected by conflict or natural disasters. In such cases, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may...
If a police officer or immigration agent stops you, your first instinct may be to panic. That reaction is understandable. But knowing your rights before that moment happens is one of the most practical things you can do to protect yourself. Those rights exist...
You have lived in the United States as a permanent resident for years, built a life in Louisville and raised your family here. Now you are ready to take the final step toward citizenship. Still, the naturalization interview can feel stressful if you do not know what...
Many green card holders in Louisville consider applying for United States citizenship each year. If you have a past misdemeanor conviction in a Kentucky court, you may have questions about how that record impacts your eligibility. It is important to understand how...
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...
Many forms of immigration relate to employment or family relationships. However, there are also humanitarian immigration programs in the United States. Both asylum and refugee status protect people who are vulnerable to indignities and persecution in their countries...
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...
When a U.S. citizen or green card holder sponsors a spouse for permanent residence, there are two main paths: adjustment of status and consular processing. The right choice depends on several factors, as explained in the following sections below. What is an adjustment...
One of the ways that immigrants to this country can obtain a green card is by marrying a U.S. citizen. For that to happen, you’ll need to be in a genuine relationship with someone who is a citizen. Arranging a marriage with someone just to get a green card would be...
