Recent rulings by the Supreme Court could make it easier to request a “cancellation of removal.” This may, in turn, make it easier to apply for a green card. Let’s examine what these terms mean and how the laws are changing. Removal Proceedings Removal proceedings, sometimes ...
Read MoreAs of March 2021, there are more than 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the United States. Although many fear deportation or worse, the ...
View MoreOn his first day of office, President Joe Biden signed a series of executive actions on January 20, 2021. One of those actions aims to “preserve and ...
View MoreProposed Immigration Laws & Processes Under US President Joe Biden President Joe Biden proposed legislation that would help millions of undocumented ...
View MoreWhether you are applying for an employment-based or family-based visa, you must file all the necessary forms and go through the complex immigration ...
View MoreIn mid-March, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency in response to the coronavirus pandemic, also known as “COVID-19.” Part of the ...
View MoreIn mid-March, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency because of the coronavirus pandemic, also known as “COVID-19.” Shortly after the ...
View MoreThe term “naturalization” refers to the process of immigrants becoming United States citizens. Most applicants have to meet the same requirements to ...
View MoreAs the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic took the world by storm, public health departments across the country asked a significant number of ...
View MoreYou heard about “dual nationality,” but do you know how it works? When a person has dual nationality or dual citizenship, it means they are a citizen ...
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