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Options for Finding a Translator for your Immigration Documents

Sometimes finding a translator is necessary for better understanding legal terminology on USCIS forms. Here’s how to get started in that process.

What is OPT Work Authorization?

OPT is for international scholars who want to gain hands-on work experience and employment authorization (work permit) in the United States. However, the program currently has issues with timely visa issuance per employer needs.

Steps to Consider if your Petitioner Passes Away

Having a petitioner pass away before your visa is granted to travel to the United States can be problematic. Luckily, there are several options for such applicants so they can still be eligible for a green card in the U.S.

New Executive Order Affects DS-260 Processing

Countries now taken off of the restricted via President Biden’s executive order will now be able to file their DS-260 forms on the CEAC per the consular processing route.

Understanding the Medical Process during an Adjustment of Status

Going for a medical green card exam can become expensive very quickly. Here are some insights for understanding why and how to prepare for such a visit.

Marriage Green Cards and Filing for Divorce

Getting a divorce after one obtains their 2-year temporary green card can create problems, even for naturalization. Here are insights that everyone going through this process should be mindful of when it comes time to file paperwork.

The Adjustment of Status Procedure for an Adopted Child

Following the Hague Convention and successful adoption by U.S. citizens, adoptees must follow similar rules when it comes to I-130 petitioning and waiting for a visa number to become available.

Rights and Responsibilities after Arriving in the U.S. as a K-1 Visa Holder

The K-1 visa is a temporary visa that expires after 90 days in the United States. The intending immigrant in this time period needs to either get married or pay additional fees to remain in the United States.

Getting around your misdemeanor to ensure a smooth adjustment of status

One of the most important steps to securing a green card is for the applicant to have a clean record. The USCIS scrutinizes applicants who have misdemeanors, and such applicants should be well prepared in knowing how to handle the arrest on their record before they go through the green card process.

How to Fill out the DS-260 for Consular Processing

Step by step guide for completing the DS-260 online.

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