Compassionate And Confident Immigration Advocacy
Many immigrant families want nothing more than for their children to have the best opportunities possible. This often goes hand-in-hand with higher education, but affording college can be difficult even in the best of circumstances. Fortunately, there are financial...
Being an immigrant to the United States is not always easy. It can be tough to adapt to the culture and to follow all the rules set for people in your position. Add in that you may worry that anything you do could lead to deportation. A mistake, such as getting a...
There are millions of unauthorized people living in the US with their family members and anti-immigration policies affect them. It is important to keep families together during the immigration process. Here is more about how to use family to immigrate. Millions of...
Legal visa applications may be confusing, particularly if you are unfamiliar with the country and its rules. This is an overview of the ways to prepare for your visa application. Submit a petition The first thing to do is a petition. There are two basic forms. There...
In everyday conversation, it is common to use the term "visa" to refer to your ability to enter, work and reside in a country. This raises the question of what will happen if you use a visa to enter the United States and the document expires while you are still in the...
Many noncitizens desire to work in the United States. However, navigating the complex visa system can be challenging. There are many issues faced by applicants seeking employment-based immigrant visas. See below for six common work visa issues. 1. Long processing...
Childhood immigrants face unique challenges in the United States. Many youths grew up in the United States and consider it their home. Unfortunately, they often face barriers that make it difficult to pursue higher education. USA Facts shows over 10 million...