Will Having Debt, Being Bankrupt, Or Being Unemployed Prevent Me From Becoming A U.S. Citizen?
As a U.S. permanent resident, your actions—especially in the three to five years before filing for citizenship—can affect the outcome of your application.
Dual Citizenship: Understanding the Rules and Implications for US Citizens
Are you wondering if US citizens are allowed to have dual citizenship? Consulting with a knowledgeable immigration attorney can make your journey to becoming a bona fide citizen of the United States much smoother.
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.
How Long Does It Take to Become a U.S. Citizen and Mistakes to Avoid
Are you ready to become a US citizen? If so, check out this article, where we discuss the process of naturalization and common mistakes you need to watch out for.
I-130 Approved Without Interview: Is It Possible?
Are you helping a family member or spouse get a green card? If so, this article will help you understand the process of an I-130 petition and whether or not you have to attend an interview.
Becoming a USA Citizen: Is an Immigration Lawyer Necessary?
Are you ready to become a legal US citizen? Check out this article, where we discuss how the naturalization process works and the benefits of hiring an immigration lawyer.
What to Expect for Family-Based Visas
Do you have a spouse or relative who wants a US visa? You will need to understand what an I-130 form is and why it is important for family-based visas.
Details of Domestic Visa Renewal Program Released
Do you want to renew your domestic visa through the domestic visa renewal pilot program? Check out this article, where we discuss what this program is and who is eligible.
Extending an Expiring Visa
Is your visa expiring soon? If so, you should check out this blog post, where we discuss extending your visa or getting a change of status.
Do You Want to Bring Your Spouse or Fiance to the United States?
If you or someone you know wants to bring their spouse, fiance, or significant other to the United States, you should know that processing times are taking an average of 2 years to get completed. But if your spouse or loved one has another visa in their passport, maybe there are other opportunities available to […]
