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A nonimmigrant can apply to change their status while remaining in the U.S. if they comply with some requirements.

Things can change later on in the process that enable people to get out of the requirement of having their continued support or sponsorship.

We have lots of experience helping clients overcome problems and obstacles that other legal providers say cannot be resolved.

Many immigrants think that working in the United States is as simple as “applying” for a social security number and going at it.

If a Venezuelan has previously lived in Colombia and attempts to illegally enter the U.S., they will be automatically deported to Colombia.

There is a new process for Afghan nationals as a result of the political fallout from the withdrawal of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

Marriage green cards have the additional challenge of convincing the government that the relationship is real.

Many people think that applying for citizenship is “easy” after looking at the application, but this is often far from the truth.

An immigrant needs to be aware that a criminal history always has an impact on their legal status in the United States.

It is very common for the government to create pressure on the immigrant to see if they really are part of a legitimate relationship.