What do you do when no one seems to be listening to you about your USCIS immigration application taking forever? If your case has gone beyond the USCIS posted processing times,…
The standard process for becoming a naturalized United States citizen involves living in the USA for at least five years as a lawful permanent resident. There is another option, however,…
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a designation that the United States can give to foreign citizens from countries that have been affected by a significant disaster. That status is to…
Visitor Visas are used to enter the United States for a temporary visit. No matter the personal reason, it is not uncommon for foreign citizens to find themselves living in…
One of the questions most immigrants to the United States have is wondering if they can bring their family to America as well. Family sponsorship does indeed exist, and there…
When a couple applies for a Marriage Green Card through the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services office, they are required to provide “bona fides” proving their marriage is legitimate.…
One of the specialized ways for a non-permanent resident of the United States to receive their Green Card and become a lawful permanent resident is through a process called Cancellation…
In 2020, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a new law into effect relating to employee verification. Historically, by federal law, when any employer hires a new employee - no matter…
UPDATE: Effective March 1, 2021, USCIS changed their policy on administering the new Naturalization test! For anyone who filed their Naturalization application between Dec. 1, 2020 and March 1, 2021…
You’ve met and married the love of your life. You’re thrilled, happy, and can’t wait to start a family. However, there’s one catch: your spouse is from another country and…