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Getting an employment-based green card can be a long but rewarding process. There are many advantages to using your employment to gain lawful permanent resident status in the U.S., and there are many ways to go about getting this status. One such way is through an adjustment of status through the use of an I-485…
The strain of being separated from your parents or other family members in the U.S. can be very difficult. As a U.S. citizen, you can sponsor your parents and bring them closer to you. Green card holders (permanent residents) cannot petition to bring their parents to the U.S. In this guide, you will learn all…
Many people choose to work temporarily in the U.S. through nonimmigrant visas, while others want to make this country their permanent home. Immigrant visas, or green cards, allow foreign nationals to live and work in the U.S. for ten years at a time. One of the more common types of green cards that people seek…
So you’ve completed all the necessary paperwork, settled the fees, acquired your USCIS receipt number, and now the anticipation sets in. The waiting game begins, accompanied by potential backlogs, government hitches, and evolving regulations. While this waiting period can be stressful, a reliable way to alleviate the tension is by understanding how to understand your…
One of the most important parts of selecting the right visa path for you is determining the average processing time. The H-1B visa is highly sought after for several reasons, one of them being that it’s a dual intent visa, but also because of the relatively fast processing time.
The United States government has a vested interest in bringing immigrants with outstanding attributes and skills into the country. Rather than placing highly qualified persons in a lottery system, such as the H-1B Visa, the U.S. awards separate visas for those who will bolster the country’s overall workforce. The EB-2 green card is a category…
