Immigration Law

If you are going through the immigration process, you may be dealing with USCIS. It is one of the government services that works to process your case, investigate your claim and make determinations about your status. In the course of this investigation, one area that...

When you enter the United States, border officers create an electronic record of your admission. This form shows that you entered legally and lists the exact date you must leave. Knowing how this record works keeps your stay stress free. How to access your official...

In January 2026, the federal government decided to pause visa processing for potential immigrants from 75 different countries. Reports noted that the goal was to select immigrants who would be self-sufficient, removing any financial burden on the U.S. For instance,...

Yes, if you have permanent resident status and therefore have a green card, you are still permitted to travel outside of the United States. When this is a brief or temporary trip, it should not affect your status at all. For example, perhaps you moved to the United...

Receiving your naturalization interview notice can bring both excitement and nerves. You are nearing an important goal, yet the chance of forgetting a document or giving a wrong answer can make the appointment feel intimidating. For applicants in Jersey City and...

A green card identifies an immigrant as a permanent resident. However, some people are only eligible for conditional green cards. If an immigrant is getting permanent resident status based on their marriage to a U.S. citizen, and they’ve been married for less than two...

For many immigrants already living in the United States, adjustment of status has long provided a practical path to obtaining a green card without leaving the country. However, a new policy issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on May 21,...

Your marital status can have a direct impact on your immigration status. A spouse can petition to have the other person granted entry to the United States to reunite the family. Additionally, marriage is often a reason for an adjustment of status, as a spouse who is...

If you are starting your career in New Jersey on a temporary work visa, you might be thinking about how to make your stay permanent. Although U.S. immigration rules set the framework, many New Jersey employers actively sponsor workers for green cards. Understanding...

If the authorities take away your green card, you lose your legal right to live and work in the United States as a permanent resident. Federal organizations, such as the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE),...