Immigration Law

Engagement and marriage are the most exciting life events. The excitement is severalfold if you’re getting committed to someone who is a U.S. citizen or a green card holder (lawful permanent resident in the United States). The thought of starting a new life in a new country is exhilarating. Before deciding whether you should get […] More

The process of immigration to the United States is a very complex one. And, it becomes a lot more difficult if the U.S. designates you as inadmissible. The U.S. immigration law has set forth certain grounds for inadmissibility. If you fall into any of these grounds, your entry into the United States as an immigrant […] More

The world has become more connected than ever, and traveling abroad is now easier than it’s ever been. But before you can go on your adventure, you need to make sure you have the right visa. Enter the e-visa—a digital travel document that is quickly becoming an essential part of global travel. In this blog […] More

If you’re a U.S. citizen and you wish to bring your parents, who aren’t U.S. nationals, to live with you, you may want to know if you can get them a visa. The answer is yes. You can get a visa for your parents, who aren’t U.S. citizens, and have them live with you. People […] More

Being away from your family is a difficult experience. Especially when the complicated immigration laws prevent you from reuniting with them. The Immigration and Nationality Act governs immigration to the United States. They offer two categories of family-based immigrant visas: family preference and immediate relatives. The Immigration and Nationality Act’s regulations mean that the immigration […] More

First, businesses use Form I-9 to corroborate the identification and employment approval of people hired for jobs in the US. The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) was created to stop American businesses from hiring illegal immigrants. Under this Act, employers are responsible for verifying new hires’ legal employment authorization. Plus, reviewing the documentation […] More

Did you know the backlog for skilled immigrants tops over a million in the U.S? Delayed work permits soared after embassies shut down due to the pandemic, affecting the U.S economy in many ways. The backlog of cases has made many immigrants lose their jobs. And created uncertainty for individuals awaiting the decision of their […] More

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) made an announcement regarding the premium processing of certain pending I-140 Petitions for alien workers. This includes the EB-1 Multinational Manager and EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) categories starting in June and July 2022, respectively. Individuals who wish to request a premium processing upgrade for their immigration must […] More

Homeland Security prepares for an increase in migrations as Title 42 expires in just a few short months. A statement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) sheds light on how the Biden administration has handled and undone several Trump-era actions. As well as, how the court battle is sure to ensue. What Is Title […] More

COVID-19 Updates: Effective immediately and until the end of April 18, 2022, CDC’s January 29, 2021 order mandating masks worn on public transit and at transportation hubs will no longer be in force. The CDC has decided not to implement the order in light of this. The CDC recommends that people use face masks while […] More

When someone becomes an expert in their field, they want to go bigger. The world still views the United States as the land of opportunities. In fact, the U.S. welcomes innovation and highly skilled individuals. But to get anywhere, it is important to first get a visa. The United States has unlimited types of visas […] More

When completing Form I-9, businesses should follow new instructions from USCIS on considering the work permit of certain E and L spouses. After receiving an I-797 approval notification from the U.S. government. Then spouses of E and L visa holders can utilize that letter for work authorization. On March 18, 2022, the USCIS issued new […] More