NIW vs PERM: Comparing Two Employment-Based Green Card Paths
Compare NIW vs PERM, including sponsorship, eligibility, labor certification, evidence, and questions to discuss before choosing an employment-based path.
N-400 Processing Time: Factors That Can Affect a Naturalization Case
Learn what affects N-400 processing time, how to check USCIS updates, and what applicants can prepare while a naturalization case is pending.
I-829 Removal of Conditions: Evidence and Investor Follow-Through
See what I-829 removal of conditions covers, which records to organize, and when to review that evidence file with counsel.
National Interest Waiver Processing Time and Case Preparation
Learn what affects National Interest Waiver processing time, how USCIS timelines differ from case predictions, and what evidence professionals can prepare.
Employment-Based Green Card Timing and Evidence: EB-1B vs EB-1A Green Card
Compare employment-based green card paths, understand sponsor roles, and organize evidence and timing questions before taking a case-specific next step.
What Does a Civil Litigation Attorney Do? A Guide
A civil litigation attorney helps you handle legal disputes, explains your options, prepares documents, and represents you in negotiations or court.
When to Hire a Wrongful Death Attorney: Family Guide
A sudden loss can leave a family with more questions than answers. A wrongful death attorney can help assess potential claims, identify important evidence and deadlines, and explain what information may be needed to evaluate next steps.
E-2 investor visa attorney for business owners: When to hire
Find out when to hire an E-2 investor visa attorney for business owners and get practical tips on preparing your application and supporting documents.
What happens to my status if my school’s accreditation is revoked?
If you have applied for student status change or student status reinstatement on or after August 19, 2022, the Immigration Service will request additional documents.
Application for Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver (I-601A Waiver)
There are many people without legal status in the U.S. If you are one of them, you cannot be granted permanent residency even if you find a sponsor. However, there may be a way if your parents or spouse are citizens or permanent residents.
Limitation of Liability of Financial Guarantor (Sponsor) for Permanent Resident
To be a financial guarantor (sponsor), one must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident at least 18 years of age whose permanent residence is in the U.S. In addition, one must have an income exceeding 125% of the minimum cost of living as defined by Poverty Guideline.
Documents Required to Change to Student Visa Status
Additional documents may be needed when changing to student status, and we would like to share with you what each case may require.
It's possible to transfer to another employment-based category for a green card
In 2022, the number of visas available for employment-based visas vary greatly depending on preference categories.