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Different Types of P Visas

The P visa, also known as the performer visa, is intended for performing groups including culturally unique performance groups, athletes, teachers, and coaches. This is another way in which a person can enter the United States legally. There are three dif... Read >

Do I Qualify For Asylum?

An option available for obtaining a Green Card to the United States is asylum. One of the most commonly asked questions is, do I qualify for asylum? This is granted to people who stay in the United States because they have good reason not to return to the... Read >

EB5 Employment Creation & Investment Visa

When it comes to different types of Visas, you can never know too much. One of the main reasons why people have trouble getting Visas is because they aren't educated about the requirements and steps it takes to get one. One type of Visa that people can ap... Read >

Different Types of Immigrant Petitions

Immigration can be a tricky process. Unless you are educated about the different laws and regulations surrounding it, you might end up getting very frustrated and disappointed. It can be in your best interest to hire an immigration attorney to help you s... Read >

What to Know About E-2 Treaty Investment Visas

The United States is a land of freedom, wealth, and opportunity. It is no wonder that many people from around the world are seeking to live and work here. In order to do so, there are some specific steps and legal rules that have be followed. Sometimes, t... Read >

Immigration Law and Divorce Basics

A divorce is a difficult situation. When you add immigration to the mix, things really become complicated. It’s important to be aware of the ways a divorce can affect a person’s immigration status. It has been estimated that close to 400,000 people in th... Read >

Preparing for an Immigration Interview

If you are attempting to become a U.S. naturalized citizen, you may find yourself subject to an immigration interview with an official from the Bureau of U.S. Citizenship. Not all immigration processes involve an interview, however there are many that do.... Read >

Do Non-Citizens Need a Social Security Number?

Do foreign born U.S. residents need to apply for a social security number to work legally in this country? Not necessarily. In the United States a social security number is one of many forms of identification. It allows individuals to work, receive soc... Read >

Tips for Finding the Right Immigration Attorney

The process of completing immigration forms can become downright overwhelming. Some of the information can be confusing and difficult to interpret. When you’re filing important, time sensitive forms required to become a U.S. citizen, need help determining... Read >

6 Steps to Becoming a Naturalized U.S. Citizen

Foreign born residents living in the U.S. for at least five years have an opportunity to apply to become a naturalized U.S. citizen. Naturalization applications are handled by the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services, also known as the USCIS. U.... Read >

Achieving U.S. Citizenship Through Military Service

Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), foreign born individuals serving in any of the five branches of the U.S. military, the Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve, and certain divisions of the National Guard can become naturalized citizens. ... Read >

Details Regarding Student Visas

Acquiring a student visa can be a great opportunity in which to travel the world, and or base yourself within a country for in-depth study. With respects to non-residents of the United States traveling to visit and study abroad within the U.S., there is ... Read >

What Are the Requirements for Securing a Student Visa?

Foreign students interested in studying at the school of their choice in the US will find the Immigration and National Act has specific criteria that must be met to qualify for a student visa. Student visas provide a student an opportunity to pursue under... Read >

L1 Work Visas and Employee Transfers

An L1 visa allows U.S. employers to transfer employees living in foreign countries to work at a U.S. –based operation for up to seven years. Qualifying employees must work for a U.S. company’s branch office, subsidiary, affiliate or directly for the paren... Read >

What is a Green Card?

A person from another country who possesses a Green Card or Permanent Resident Card has the right to live and work permanently in the United States. This person has registered in the United States in accordance with United States immigration law. There is... Read >