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There’s always been a lot of uncertainty about the immigration process in the United States. The current climate is no different. And while changes to how the federal government approaches immigration-related issues can leave you feeling on edge, you should take...
Even if it seemed like a minor thing at the time, if an immigrant has certain criminal convictions in their past or gets convicted while in the United States, they could have a difficult time getting permanent residency or even avoiding deportation. There are several...
Bringing your fiancé to the United States is an exciting step towards building your life together. But what if your fiancé has a child? Many couples wonder if they can bring their fiancé's child when they immigrate. The good news is that U.S. immigration law provides...
The United States has several educational opportunities. Non-U.S. citizens can take advantage of them, but they’ll need to secure a proper visa before doing so. There are a couple of ways to approach the matter, too. Let’s look at each one so that you know which visa...
A recent federal court order has blocked a rule intended to allow Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients to access health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. This ruling directly affects many young immigrants who have long sought affordable, reliable...
The H-1B visa is a popular choice for employers in the United States looking to hire foreign workers in specialized fields or occupations. However, securing an H-1B visa can be challenging, and applications receive denials for many reasons. Here are four of the most...
While there are countless reasons for adults to immigrate to the United States, there is often one reason immigrant children to relocate the U.S., and that is because their parents did. Ideally, foreign nationals will enter the country legally; however, this is not...
When you apply for a K-1 fiancé visa, one of the most challenging aspects of your petition could be proving that you have a bona fide, or real, relationship. You must prove your relationship is real and not just a relationship on paper for immigration purposes. There...
Immigration is a hot-button political issue in election years, but there is no denying the fact that immigrants are a crucial part of the economy and our cultural identity here in New Jersey and in the United States as a whole. In fact, a recent news report noted that...
Each year, U.S. citizens seek to reunite with immediate family that lives abroad. Whether it is a spouse or a child, if they are a resident of a foreign nation, they must go through the legal process to lawfully enter the United States. and remain in the country to...
