Immigration Law

Naturalization is the legal process of becoming a citizen of the United States. Immigrants who have lived in the country for years as permanent residents may be eligible for naturalization. They pay a fee and submit an application to the United States Citizenship and...

It’s said that the heart wants what the heart wants, but when it comes to getting your fiancé a visa, that path could include some problems. One of those could come in the form of a Stokes interview.  Simply going to one of these interviews can make people nervous....

If you’re applying for a fiancé visa, also known as a K-1 visa, one of the most important things you’ll need to prove is that your relationship is real. Immigration authorities want to be sure that your relationship is not just for the sake of getting a visa. Proving...

Deportation, or removal, is a legal process where the U.S. government orders an immigrant to leave the country. There are several reasons a person may face deportation proceedings, and understanding them is key to protecting your legal status.  Below are some of the...

People who have to go before an immigration judge for any reason may want to know how long it will be before they can have their case resolved. For some, learning that it could potentially take a decade before the resolution of their case is shocking news. This is...

If you were married for less than two years when you got your green card, your status as a permanent resident is temporary and will expire after two years unless you take action. These conditions are there to ensure your relationship is genuine and not just a way to...

It is certainly possible for children and parents to have different citizenship statuses in the United States. First of all, as the law stands, anyone born on U.S. soil receives birthright citizenship. This means that even if their parents are immigrants in the United...

Deportation hearings are legal proceedings held before an immigration judge to determine whether you must leave the United States. If you’re facing a deportation hearing, chances are you’re feeling a mix of anxiety and uncertainty, unsure of what will happen or how to...

Immigrating to the United States and becoming a permanent resident can open up all sorts of doors for your future. You will have new rights that you wouldn’t have had previously. This is one of the main reasons that people choose to immigrate. At the same time, your...

Family-based immigration is one of the simplest ways to enter the United States. Those with loved ones in the country may qualify for visas or even green cards based on their relationships. Marriage is one of the pathways to a green card in the United States. Those...