Immigration Blog

What is the EB-1A Visa? The EB-1A visa is a first-preference employment-based visa for individuals who demonstrate extraordinary ability in their field. This visa is designed for those who have achieved national or international acclaim and are at the top of their profession. The EB-1A visa offers a pathway to permanent residency (Green Card) in...

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All EB-5 investments must be thoroughly sourced to show they were obtained legally, ensuring the legitimacy of the investment. Investors can use multiple lawful sources to fund their investments. However, there is often confusion on the difference between a gift and an inheritance. The main difference between a gift and an inheritance is the time...

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If you have obtained a conditional green card through marriage you need to be aware that to remove the conditions on your residency you will be required to submit Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence within 90 days preceding the anniversary of your Conditional Permanent Residency (CPR).   Unfortunately, not everybody is aware...

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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has made a significant policy update that offers a welcome relief to lawful permanent residents. The agency has extended the validity of Permanent Resident Cards, commonly known as Green Cards, to 36 months for those who file Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card.  This is effective Sept....

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With the election only 6 weeks away it is crucial to analyze the potential ramifications of a re-election of former President Donald Trump on U.S. immigration policies, specifically as they relate to the H-1B program. Based on historical actions and policy trends during his previous administration, several key areas are likely to be affected. 1....

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Obtaining a green card through marriage is one of the most common paths to U.S. residency for foreign spouses of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents (LPRs). However, when a couple lives separately, the process can become significantly more challenging. Physical separation, whether due to work, immigration status, or personal circumstances, can raise red flags...

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Within a week of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) opening applications for its new Parole in Place program, a Federal Judge blocked the initiative in response to a federal lawsuit filed by Texas and 16 Republican-led states. This program was designed to support non-citizen spouses and stepchildren who entered the U.S. without proper admission...

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