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Most permanent residents can become a US citizen after having their permanent resident status for five years. In that five-year period, USCIS...

In the event a family member or friend is encountered or detained by ICE, Immigration, Customs and Enforcement, you should contact an...

Consular Processing is the procedure that an applicant must go through in order to receive an immigrant visa to come to the...

Many clients contact me and are somewhat confused over an application that is available in immigration court known as Cancellation of Removal....

The I-751 petition, known as the petition to remove conditional resident status, is an application that is required by USCIS to determine...

Often, my clients ask me what’s the difference between a 2-year Green Card and a 10-year Green Card, and sometimes they are...

E1 and E2 visas are visas for foreign workers to come to the United States based on a treaty that exists with...

A person who applies for Naturalization normally must show that they can read, write, and speak English. There are exceptions for certain...

Many people are very concerned if they are encountered by the U.S. Customs Enforcement Branch or ICE. Many people are worried that...

As a permanent resident, a person can sponsor their spouse, a child under the age of 21, a child over the age...