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Moving to the United States is a major undertaking. While you may be primarily focused on making sure your immigration paperwork is all set, there are also other things for you to consider. For example, you’ll want to think about the steps you can take to acclimate...
In U.S. immigration law, two critical mechanisms offer protection to individuals fleeing peril in their home countries: asylum and temporary protected status (TPS). Both provide a lifeline for those facing severe threats but differ fundamentally regarding eligibility...
A green card marriage interview is sometimes conducted when a non-citizen has gotten married to a U.S. citizen. The person who does not have permanent residency status is trying to use their marriage in order to obtain a green card. This is certainly a legal process,...
The U-visa is a non-immigrant visa that benefits victims of certain crimes who have suffered psychological or physical abuse and don’t mind assisting law enforcement and government officials in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity. This unique visa...
If you are planning to marry someone who does not currently have the right to live in the U.S., you need a legal way to get them in the country. If you are engaged to be married, you can apply for a K1 visa, also known as a fiancé visa. Once engaged, you can apply for...
Many people leave home and move to the U.S. for work or love. Yet, there may come a time when they miss having their parents around. Bringing their parents to the U.S. could work well – allowing their parents to help with childcare and allowing them to look after...
Navigating the complexities of immigration law can be a daunting task, especially when facing the possibility of removal. Understanding the intricacies of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and its application in the cancellation of removal process is crucial for...
If you are an immigrant living in New Jersey considering representing yourself in immigration court, think again. Most immigrants don't have the knowledge and the language capabilities to plead their cases before immigration judges successfully. Just look at the case...
Immigrants who lawfully live in New Jersey may still face temporary detention when they leave the United States and return to resume their lives here. An August 2023 ruling paves the way for the state to extend a contract with CoreCivic, a group of private prisons...
There are thousands of visa applications awaiting an interview. To put it in perspective, the federal government estimates that it might take up to 15 years to process just the backlog of family-sponsored visa applications, let alone other types of immigration...