Working With You To Overcome Immigration Obstacles
Millions of people around the world dream of becoming a U.S. citizen. Whether those individuals are permanent residents who are already in the United States or are in other countries hoping to make the transition, the process of moving toward naturalization isn’t...
When you obtain a temporary green card, you have the same rights as a U.S. citizen. However, this is not the same as being a permanent resident. Your temporary green card, also called a conditional green card, is issued for two years. During this time, you can live...
Securing a green card can give you the permanent status that you want and need to be successful in the United States. Yet, the process isn’t as easy as it may seem. In fact, the immigration system in the United States is notoriously complex, and there are several...
Having pride and devotion to your home country is common in America, but many people in the world aren’t so lucky. Some foreign nationals decide to flee their home country and come to the United States because they fear to remain where they are. Seeking asylum is not...
Work visas provide ways for foreign nationals to come to the United States in order to work in certain occupations and industries. However, there are different types of work visas and each has its own requirements and limitations. These can change when Congress passes...
For many Florida residents, naturalization to become a U.S. citizen is a dream. If you are interested in taking the appropriate steps toward naturalization, you need to know what to expect. Naturalization basics For starters, naturalization is only needed if a person...
U.S. citizens who travel abroad sometimes meet a person who is a potential lifetime partner. The natural instinct in most such cases is to move both parties to the United States and seek a visa or other document that will permit the foreign-born person to remain in...
Being hit with an adverse immigration decision can be heart-breaking. It might prevent you from staying in the United States, or it could prevent your loved ones from coming to America to join you. Regardless of your specific set of circumstances, a denied immigration...
Immigrants come to Florida for many reasons. Often, they want to secure employment, get an education or be near family members. For some, it is a matter of safety. There are places around the world where people are persecuted for various reasons. To try and find a...
The family-based immigration process allows immigrants living in the United States to bring family members living abroad into the country to live and work. The person living in the United States is called the petitioner and the person that wants to come to the United...
