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Once someone legally enters the United States, they may decide that they want to stay permanently. Unfortunately, most visas are only subject to renewal a specific number of times. After someone has been in the country for many years, they may no longer be eligible...
The process of seeking asylum is intricate as a matter of course. But, the situation can become even more complex for someone with a criminal record seeking asylum in the United States. Having a criminal record won’t necessarily disqualify an individual from being...
Legally entering the United States requires a lot of effort. Many immigrants must plan months ahead of time and require the support of an attorney to improve their chances of success. People must submit paperwork to the United States Citizenship and Immigration...
There are multiple immigration programs available for the immediate family members of United States citizens. Both the spouses and the fiancés of citizens can potentially qualify for visas based on their relationships. These visas offer a fast track toward permanent...
People who hope to enter the United States come to the country for many different reasons. Oftentimes, their primary motive is a better future for themselves or their family. People may enter the country to reunite with family members or pursue a great job. Other...
The United States is home to some of the world’s most revered institutions of higher education, and students come here from all over the world. The vast majority of them are here on F-1 student visas. What happens, however, when the F-1 visa is set to expire? It’s...
Asylum is the type of status used for those who need protection. They may need this due to their political opinion, nationality, religion, race or even just inclusion in a specific social group that is being persecuted. For these reasons, the individual believes they...
Typically, if someone is looking to immigrate to the United States, they would seek out one of several options to earn a visa. For example, they may receive a work visa or marry a U.S. citizen giving them the right to a visa. After an immigrant earns their visa, they...
Many immigrants cross United States borders to start a new life, build a family, seek employment and find an education. It’s not uncommon to hear that thousands of immigrants and nonimmigrants are deported from the U.S. a year. Deportation is the act of removing a...
It can take months of planning and saving to successfully arrange for travel to the United States. You felt like you had no choice but to leave your country of origin because you have experienced or believe you would soon experience persecution because of your...
