Immigration

Most immigrants who enter the U.S. with the intention to stay longer, usually look for the opportunity to work while with their families.

Most people have no idea how immigration process really works and are very surprised by the difficulty of the process.

The most common assistance for those with difficulties passing the examination are built-in exemptions (or “waivers”).

There are ongoing problems with processing times, irrational delays or rejections of applications, among others.

The fiancé visa can be a bit tricky since it is a very technical process that depends heavily on the couple’s relationship history.

In previous articles I have written about the various immigration processes in existence that depend on your personal or family status. Many of these processes require sponsorship from another individual or an organization for an immigrant to be able to obtain a visa or adjust status to that of a legal permanent resident.

It may be helpful to know that it is possible to discover how long immigration is taking to process different requests.

Immigration will no longer require an applicant for a green card to spend their period of inadmissibility outside of the United States.

Obtaining DACA under the age of 18 offers protection regardless of whether the person entered the U.S. with or without a visa.

President Biden is attempting to “fix” the asylum process by officially launching a new rule on March 31, 2022.