USCIS Form G-56: What It Is and How to Respond Effectively
USCIS Form G-56 is a Notice of Immigration Interview requiring you to appear at a USCIS or ICE office. Discover why you received it and how to prepare.
How to Contact U.S. Consular Posts for Visa Inquiries
Need help with your U.S. visa application? This post explains how to contact U.S. consular posts, submit inquiries, and escalate unresolved issues using Visa Navigator and LegalNet.
Border Crossing Cards For Mexicans: Eligibility and Benefits
A Border Crossing Card (BCC) allows Mexican citizens to enter the U.S. for short visits. Learn about benefits, eligibility, and how to apply.
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USCIS Announces Revised Form I-485: Key Updates and Deadlines
USCIS has introduced a revised version of Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, as part of an initiative to streamline processes and reduce the burden on applicants. Released on Dec. 10, 2024, the updated form includes significant changes to requirements and instructions, making the adjustment of status process more efficient. Starting…
Business Travel to the U.S.: The Importance of an Itinerary
Traveling to the U.S. for business? A detailed travel itinerary can help streamline border crossings, prove ties to your home country, and clarify your visit’s purpose. Learn how to create a professional itinerary that supports your trip and ensures compliance with immigration laws.
Why a U.S. Immigration Lawyer Is Better Than a Consultant
The complexities of U.S. immigration law can be a daunting task for individuals from Canada and Mexico seeking to live, work, or study in the United States. With various pathways and legal requirements, it’s crucial to seek the right help. This blog explains the differences between an immigration consultant and an immigration lawyer, emphasizing the advantages of hiring a U.S. immigration lawyer.
Adjusting Status in the U.S. as a Canadian Visitor
Canadian visitors to the U.S. may explore the Adjustment of Status (AOS) process to become lawful permanent residents without leaving the country. This blog explains the steps, eligibility requirements, required documentation, and key considerations to help Canadians navigate this immigration pathway successfully.
How to Check Your I-94 Record and Stay Compliant
Learn how to monitor your U.S. visa status and I-94 admission record to avoid overstays. Stay informed with CBP notifications and compliance checks.
Facial Biometric Test Launched at Buffalo’s Peace Bridge POE
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has launched a facial biometric pilot program at the Peace Bridge Port of Entry in Buffalo, NY. This test automates identity verification for travelers arriving in the U.S. by vehicle, using advanced biometric technology in select lanes. Travelers can opt out by using non-biometric lanes. The pilot runs through March 2025 to evaluate the system’s performance in winter conditions.
Can You Buy Land or Property in the U.S. for a Green Card?
Buying property in the U.S. might seem like a pathway to residency, but ownership alone does not grant a green card or work authorization. Discover why and learn about legitimate immigration options that can help you achieve your goals.