Have You Ever Heard of the White Passport?
For many years, a certain type of travel document issued in the U.S. was referred to as a “white passport.” Despite the name, the most important thing to understand is that these documents are not actually passports.
Is Renouncing American Citizenship the Right Decision for You?
Are you considering the option of renouncing American citizenship? If so, here is everything you need to know about the consequences of renouncing citizenship and what the process looks like.
The Importance of Being Able To Prove You Will Not Be Financially Dependent on the U.S. Government
Sponsoring a Green Card applicant? Learn how to meet the U.S. government’s financial requirements, avoid public charge concerns, and navigate the Affidavit of Support process.
Tips for Strong Proof of Intent to Return Home in Your U.S. Visa Process
Do you want to apply for a temporary U.S. visa? If so, here is everything you need to know about providing proof of intent to return home and the common mistakes to avoid.
Why Would Someone That’s Married to a US Citizen Be Deported?
Marriage to a US citizen offers one of the most straightforward pathways to permanent resident status for foreign nationals. Despite that, someone who is married to a US citizen can be deported, since this type of marriage doesn’t automatically grant immigration status to a spouse or protect them from deportation.
How Does the EB-5 Investment Amount Affect Your U.S. Residency?
Do you want to apply for the EB-5 immigrant investor program to access a green card to the U.S.? If so, here is everything you need to know about the EB-5 investment amount requirements for foreign nationals.
Major Changes to the H1B Process Starting January 17th
If you are an employer or foreign national who is interested in the H-1B process, or if you have questions regarding another immigration legal matter, contact U.S. Immigration Law Counsel for a strategy session to discuss your case.
Understanding the Family-Based Immigration USA Process
Do you want to sponsor a loved one so they can get a green card? If so, here is everything you need to know about family-based immigration to the USA and who qualifies.
