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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has been authorized to recruit and train classified officers called special agents. This rule was published on September 4, 2025, and it will take effect on October 6, 2025. The work of these new officers will be...
If you’ve recently been denied a U.S. visa, you may have heard of Section 214(b). For many applicants, it’s a confusing and frustrating reason to be turned away, especially when all the right documents were submitted. Section 214(b) comes from the Immigration and...
Getting an investor visa sounds simple when you already have a business to join. Maybe a friend or relative offers you a share in their company. Or maybe you find an opportunity online that seems legitimate and already running. It feels safer than starting something...
A work visa can be the first step towards citizenship. Professionals who qualify for employment-based visas can legally enter the country, live here and hold a specific job. Provided that they can renew their visa and meet other criteria, they may eventually be...
There are a lot of steps that immigrants must go through to receive a marriage green card. When immigrants apply for a green card through marriage, they typically have to go through an interview. A green card interview is a process where an immigrant and their spouse...
People who live in the United States (U.S.) may want to have their loved ones from other countries come here. If they want those relatives to live here instead of just coming for visits, they may need to sponsor them. Sponsorship is an important part of the...
Crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT) can have significant consequences in U.S. immigration law. These offenses are considered morally wrong, dishonest or harmful to others, which can affect a person’s ability to remain in or enter the country. A conviction for a...
You waited a long time and went through multiple legal processes to secure a green card proving your permanent resident status. You can now legally live and work in the United States, and it’s a stepping stone to establishing U.S. citizenship. But what if you commit a...
It’s hard to leave your home and country behind and go to a place where the customs and language are unfamiliar. However, that’s the reality for those who come to the United States from countries torn apart by wars, violence and natural disasters. The United States...
Many immigrants to the U.S. get their permanent resident status and green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen. Despite stories of “green card marriages” where someone marries an American just to live in the U.S. legally, most marriages are based on love,...