Are You a Green Card Holder With a Criminal Record?
Traveling outside the U.S. with a Green Card and a criminal record can put your immigration status at risk. Learn how past convictions may affect reentry, detention, or even deportation—and why legal guidance is crucial.
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.
Can Green Card Holders Be Deported?
If you are a permanent resident and have ever wondered whether Green Card holders can be deported, check out the reasons below that could certainly lead to deportation.
What Differentiates A Fiancé Visa From A Married Green Card?
Are you trying to decide between a fiancé visa vs a marriage green card? If so, here is everything you need to know about these options and which one is better than the other.
What You Need to Know About Visa Expiration and Green Card Process
Are you worried about your visa expiring while waiting for a green card? If so, here is everything you need to know about visa expiration and what this could mean for your immigration status.
Expedited Citizenship Processing: Is it Possible and How Does it Work?
Do you want to request expedited citizenship processing for your naturalization case? If so, here is everything you need to know about how this works and who would qualify.
Common Red Flags in Employer-Sponsored Green Card Application
If you’re fortunate enough to find a company that is willing to undergo the employer-sponsored Green Card process on your behalf, then it is important to understand the common red flags that could derail the process.
Employment-Based Visas: Opportunities and Challenges
Are you ready to apply for an employment-based visa to work in the U.S.? If so, here is a breakdown of your options and common issues that could delay this process.
What Happens To My Green Card After Divorce?
Are you getting a divorce while you have a green card? If so, this article will break down what this could mean for your U.S. residency and the steps you need to take.
I Don’t Have a Birth Certificate—Can I Still Apply for a Green Card?
Do you want to apply for a green card but don’t have access to your birth certificate? If so, this article can help you understand whether or not this is required and what you can use instead of a birth certificate.
