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In this post, we dissect the recent changes to the USCIS policy manual regarding the “Sought to Acquire” requirement under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA). This update, effective as of Feb. 14, 2023, clarifies how extraordinary circumstances may excuse an applicant’s failure to meet this requirement.
Proximity and ease of travel between the U.S. and Canada often hides the complex immigration process. Read the process of a Canadian visitor, married to a U.S. citizen, to achieve U.S. permanent residency.
Read how we assisted a frustrated client in navigating the complex K1 fiance visa process and smoothly transitioning to a green card status. Read about their successful journey and our expertise in obtaining U.S. permanent residency.
An Employment Authorization Document (EAD), also known as a work permit, offers substantial flexibility while you wait for your adjustment of status to process. Explore the possibilities that an EAD provides, from work opportunities to getting a driver’s license.
Understanding how unauthorized employment may impact your U.S. green card application? Learn about the exceptions, risks, and the role of an immigration attorney in this post.
Eager to transition from your L1B visa to a green card? Understanding the Permanent Labor Certification Program (PERM) process is the first step. Our comprehensive guide outlines everything you need to know, from the initiation by your employer to the final adjustment of your status.
Want to transition from an L-1A visa to a green card but aren’t sure where to start? Our comprehensive guide will walk you through every step of the process, detailing key requirements, timelines, and helpful tips to streamline your journey towards permanent residency.
Visa and status are two fundamental concepts in immigration law that are often confused. While a visa allows you to seek entry into a foreign country, your status defines your legal standing in that country during your stay. Mastering these concepts can greatly assist your immigration journey.
Are you planning to work in the United States under the specialty occupation category? If so, you’re likely to need an H1B Visa. In this guide, we’ll answer the top 10 most frequently asked questions about H1B Visas to help you understand the process better.
Adjusting your status refers to the process of becoming a lawful permanent resident of the United States (i.e., getting a Green Card) without having to leave the U.S. We cover some general guidelines to determine if you are eligible to adjust your status based on the diversity visa lottery here.