Receiving a notice for deportation proceedings by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) can turn your world upside down. If you are put on the spot like this, you must help your case in any way possible. Arguably one of the most effective ways to do this is by filing Form I-601, Application... Read More

Likely within the month or months following your submission of your initial immigrant visa application, you may receive a notice from the National Visa Center (NVC). This notice may contain information regarding the date and time of your scheduled interview with a United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) official. Follow along to find out... Read More

The H-1B visa is a highly sought out and thereby highly competitive work authorization visa. So if you are specifically applying for this visa type, you must ensure that you do not give the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) any reason to deny your petition. Follow along to find out how to avoid... Read More

The modern medicines and progressive medical research governed within the United States arguably make this one of the best healthcare systems in the world. With such advanced healthcare services, it is no wonder that many foreigners travel to great lengths to become patients in this country. Luckily, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)... Read More

While you may be enjoying your time spent in the United States, you cannot spontaneously extend your stay. This is because, upon your arrival to the country, a Customs Border Protection officer issued an authorized period of stay on your I-94 record. And if you are carrying a B-1 (i.e., temporary business visitor) or B-2... Read More

You may have retained an H-1B visa in the first place because you have specialty knowledge that could be used for a certain job position with a United States employer. Since it was likely difficult to be granted this nonimmigrant work visa, you likely do not want to do anything to jeopardize it. Meaning, you... Read More

In 1994, the United States established the Violence Against Women Act. This act provides a special avenue for obtaining immigration status in the United States for spouses, children, and parents of an abusive United States citizen or permanent resident. With this unique visa application comes a unique set of circumstances that must be proven as... Read More

The United States encourages trade between the country and other international treaty countries. This is why the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offers an employment-based visa for immigrant investors. Namely, there is an E-1 visa and an E-2 visa. Follow along to find out the eligibility criteria for an investor visa and how... Read More

The United States Immigration Services and Citizenship (USCIS) shows minimal tolerance for errors made in immigration applications. But we understand that, sometimes, these are just misunderstandings that should not jeopardize opportunities for citizenship in the United States. Read on to discover what you should do if an error made your initial immigration application get denied... Read More

There is likely a lot at stake for you when immigrating to the United States. So it is not recommended to go through this process alone, but rather with suitable legal representation. This is when an initial consultation must be scheduled. Without further ado, read on to discover what documents you should prepare for your... Read More