Immigration

Learn about how a divorce can affect the removal of conditions process plus additional tips on what you need to know as a green card holder applying for a full 10-year green card.

Learn about who can qualify for an I-601 waiver of inadmissibility and the cost of applying for one. If you have a 3 or 10-year bar, make sure you understand the details of the waiver process!

The I-551 or ADIT stamp is a very important document that immigration used to provide temporary proof of lawful permanent resident status.

If you are a Cuban national who is in the United States without immigration status, you may be able to apply for the Cuban Adjustment Act.

Learn about the requirements for a fiance visa, how long it takes to process and what the cost is. If you are planning to marry a foreign citizen, make sure you understand the details of the fiance visa process!

There are a number of misconceptions circulating about what seeking legal status through marriage means or requires.

DHS announced new processes through which nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, may request to legally enter and remain in the US.

In this article, I will answer a number of legal questions regarding how you can become a U.S. resident after being deported.

You will either have your interview inside the U.S. with your sponsor or you will have the interview by yourself in your home country.

It's possible to receive a green card from a step-parent whether or not the child was born out of wedlock.