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If you are born in the United States, you are automatically a citizen under the 14th Amendment. Once you turn 21, this status gives you the right to sponsor certain family members for legal permanent residency, including your parents. According to U.S. Citizenship and...
According to Shakespeare, the “course of true love never did run smooth.” Of course, Shakespeare was not dealing with the United States immigration laws when he wrote this verse, but he may well have had an inkling about the troubles that future couples would have in...
A more typical path for a person to immigrate to this country for work reasons is for them to find an employer or qualified institution to sponsor them to enter the United States. However, certain entrepreneurs may have a path to enter the United States under visas...
If you are a New Jersey business owner, you may seek international workers to fill essential roles within your organization. Although the immigration landscape in the country appears to be evolving rapidly these days, you can still sponsor foreign employees who you...
The ever-changing immigration landscape can be incredibly stressful to navigate. If you or your children don’t have legal status, then the fear of removal is very real. Fortunately, though, there are still protections in place for the most vulnerable, but it’s up to...
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services wants proof that your relationship is more than paperwork. A bona fide marriage signals a shared life, something that cannot be faked for a green card. If officers doubt the union, petitions stall or fail. USCIS outlines this...
Temporary Protected Status shields nationals of crisis-stricken countries from removal and lets them work legally in the United States. The Secretary of Homeland Security reviews each designation, and once officials decide conditions have improved, or shift policy...
Coming to the United States on a temporary work visa can bring exciting opportunities, but it is also important to know that you have rights while you are here. These rights protect you from unsafe conditions, unfair treatment and mistreatment at work, regardless of...
Despite heightened national attention on immigration enforcement, most individuals protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program remain shielded from deportation. However, evolving legal and administrative developments have created uncertainty for...
If you’ve been following the news closely, then you might be concerned about the possibility of being subjected to deportation proceedings. For some, this risk is very real and extraordinarily scary. After all, if removed from the United States, these individuals can...
