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What are Two-Year Green Cards
TRUE! Two-year green cards are given to individuals who were married less than two years at the time they applied for...
Naturalization Filing Timing
Naturalization applications may be filed up to ninety days before they applicant would first meet the...
Incorrect Info on Green Card: What to do
If the USCIS incorrectly input your name or other personal...
USCIS Ends Remote Attorney Appearances at Interviews
USCIS Update on Telephonic Appearance Policy Effective May 18, 2026, the USCIS will require attorneys and accredited...
What is Deferred Action,
Immigration Glossary: Deferred Action A discretionary decision by immigration authorities to delay...
What is Form I-9?
All employees hired after Nov. 6, 1986 are subject to employment verification. Rehired employees must complete a...
Immigrant Visas: Preference Relatives Explained
Immigrant visas are always available to immediate relatives of United States citizens....
5-Star Lawyer Review: O-1B Visa
We helped this individual from Ireland transition from an O-1B visa (as a musician of extraordinary ability) to a...
Filing Taxes Matters in Your Immigration Case
Filing taxes matters in your immigration case as it builds your immigration record. USCIS reviews tax history during...
Temporary Visa Expiring: What to Do
Is your temporary visa expiring? Don't wait - here is what to do: Start the process 6 months early: filing early...
Permanent Residency True or False
False! Marriage is a pathway, not a guarantee. An application must still be filed and approved. Disclaimer:...
What is the Formula for Calculating CSPA?
The Child Status Protection Act (“CSPA”) does not change the definition of a child. Instead,...
What is Consular Processing?
Consular processing refers to the process of obtaining an immigrant visa through the U.S. Department of...
Welcoming the Spring Season
The first day of spring is all about fresh starts and new possibilities—something I strive to bring to every case....
N-600 Denials: What’s Next
A - True! If U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services denies your N-600, you may file an appeal on Form I-290B,...
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