If you married your foreign spouse overseas and he or she needs a visa, there are a few rules promulgated by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services that will apply. Trusted immigration attorneys in San Diego want to share 8 rules you’ll need to follow to obtain a spouse visa. 1. You must be …Read More
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What Steps Do You Need to Take to Renew Your Green Card?
Understanding what you need to do to renew your green card can be confusing and overwhelming, but San Diego immigration lawyers are here to simplify the process. Read carefully to understand the crucial steps to take and ensure your renewal process goes smoothly. Conditional and permanent residency cards issued by the United States Citizenship and …Read More
Green Card Through Investment: What Is It?
Have you ever seen news articles about rich investors who seek economic immigration opportunities in certain Caribbean nations? It so happens that immigration through investment programs are also offered by many other countries around the world, including the United States. Getting green cards through investment is part of a program that has existed in the …Read More
Common Issues When Applying for a U.S. Work Visa
Compared to other visa programs in the United States, the H-1B approval process presents a few layers of complexity and bureaucracy. If you are a foreign job applicant, you will only have to deal with about half of all the H-1B hurdles; the rest will be handled by your future employer and the immigration law …Read More
Alternative Ways to Acquire a Green Card
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is typically besieged by hundreds of thousands of green card petitions, which are usually submitted based on family relationships, work status or marriage; however, these are not the only immigrants who become residents in the U.S. The Special Immigrant program of the USCIS has greatly expanded over the …Read More
Gaining U.S. Citizenship Through Your Parents
If you are the son or daughter of an American citizen, your path to citizenship or naturalization will take precedence over all other family-based petitions. To determine your eligibility for automatic United States citizenship if you were born abroad, consider the following situations: Your parents were both American citizens when you were born. One of …Read More
How to Obtain Asylum in the United States
Compared to many African, Asian and European nations, the United States does not accept as many individuals in need of refuge or asylum. The U.S. overseas initiates the refugee program, and it includes economic assistance and protection to leave the dangerous conditions in the refugees’ countries of origin. Foreigners who fail to obtain refugee status …Read More
Obtaining U.S. Citizenship for Military Personnel and Their Families
The path to United States citizenship through naturalization for foreigners who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces has been a straightforward affair over the last two decades. There used to be a time when immigrants serving in the U.S. military faced deportation even when deployed in combat if they were found to be out of …Read More
What Is the U.S. Naturalization Test Really About?
Naturalization is the highest benefit offered by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). It requires at least five years of lawful residence, a clean criminal background, a green card, a petition, an interview and an exam that tests an immigrant’s knowledge of the English language and American civics. The test to obtain U.S. …Read More
Rules and Regulations of Immigrant Visas for Spouses of U.S. Residents
Permanent residents who have already received a green card can submit petitions to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for the purpose of getting them visas, work permits and legal status that will lead to permanent residency. This can be accomplished through what is known as the 2A second preference category of immigration. The …Read More
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