Immigration Process

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...

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...

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...

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...

When you have a visa that allows you to live in the country, your time here is conditional. You have to continue to meet the standards established by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS). Those standards involve your ability to support...

It is the case that not everyone who wants to come to the United States qualifies for a green card. In many cases, they don’t have a link to an employer or a family member within the country, so they are unable to apply. That being said, more people can apply for a...

Many Florida business owners struggle to find the right talent. Sometimes, this situation happens due to there being no workers available locally. Fortunately, one potential solution to this problem could be the TN work visa. What's a TN work visa? Available only to...

Recently arrived immigrants in Florida may undergo fast-tracking under a dedicated docket, which was established early in 2021 by the Biden Administration. While that may sound better than waiting an average of four years to have an immigration case resolved, some...

You may have left your home country to attend university in the United States. You were lucky to find a job after you finished a degree and now you’ve called Florida home for more than a decade. Now, you want to help your parents who still live in Guatemala immigrate...