Can an E-2 Visa Lead to Permanent Residence?
Although the E-2 visa is a temporary status, there are several legal ways to pursue U.S. permanent residence through employment, family, or investment categories.
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Asylum Seekers | Asylum: Success Stories | Green Card - US Permanent Residency | Successful Case Results | US Citizenship
From Hard-Fought Asylum to Green Card Victory: A Journey of Hope and Success
Every success story inspires us, but some stories resonate on a deeper level. The journey of the Gonzalez Andino family is one such story – a tale of perseverance, hope, and triumph over immense challenges.
“So grateful for Attorney Siana McLean – she won our asylum and helped us get permanent residence in just 7 months. Truly exceptional!”
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Who Gets Conditional Residence Before a Green Card?
Conditional residence is a two-year status for certain family members, like spouses and stepchildren, before they qualify for permanent residence. Learn who qualifies and how to remove conditions.
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Case Tracking and Processing Times | Employment-Based Green Cards | General US Immigration | PERM Labor Certification
How to Understand the DOS Visa Bulletin for Visa Progress
The DOS Visa Bulletin is an invaluable resource for those awaiting the issuance of family and employment-based immigrant visas. Issued monthly by the United States Department of State, this document provides a systematic way to monitor these visas’ availability and processing times. This article goes into the aspects of the Visa Bulletin, making it easier to understand and efficiently track your visa application’s progress.
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Abandonment of LPR Status: Implications for Naturalization
Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) must be aware that maintaining their LPR status is a fundamental requirement for naturalization. Abandonment of LPR status can have serious implications, including the ineligibility for naturalization. In this post, we delve into the concept of LPR abandonment, the factors USCIS considers, and the importance of understanding this complex aspect of immigration law to ensure a smooth naturalization process.
