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Discover how long family-based immigration takes, what factors cause delays, and how to navigate the process as a petitioner or beneficiary.
If you’re applying for a green card, whether through a relative or an employer, understanding how long the process might take is essential. Green card wait times vary depending on your category, country of chargeability, and filing dates. In this post, we’ll guide you step-by-step through how to check your green card wait time using…
The use of mandamus petitions to compel the government to decide on immigration applications has become a widely discussed topic. However, with the increasing popularity of these petitions, several misconceptions have emerged. Many prospective clients approach us with incorrect assumptions about what mandamus petitions can and cannot do. To clarify, we are breaking down the…
If your Form I-751 is stuck in long processing delays, applying for U.S. citizenship may help speed up your case. USCIS often processes I-751 and N-400 applications together, reducing wait times. Learn how this strategy works and whether it is right for you.
This was the case for one of our clients, who faced a five-year standstill in their immigration process. Despite filing their I-130 and I-485 applications right before the COVID-19 pandemic, no progress was made for years.
Learn the steps to transition from C2 commuter to C1 resident, including removing commuter status, and the implications for naturalization and family sponsorship.
Traveling abroad while your H-4 EAD petition is pending can be complex. This blog addresses key questions and provides guidance on managing your H-4 EAD application while ensuring smooth travel plans.
There are multiple ways to become a U.S. permanent resident. One pathway toward legal permanent residence that usually raises questions is the EB1C Green Card. This post answers your top 10 questions about EB1C Green Cards, helping you better understand this option.
On March 29, 2022, USCIS announced strategic measures to address the mounting challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. These measures aim to reduce case backlogs, streamline processing times, and offer much-needed relief to individuals seeking immigration benefits.
Need faster work or travel authorization from USCIS? Learn about the eligibility, process, and timing for expedited processing. Find out if you qualify for quicker resolution.