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Category: Family Immigration
Navigating the April 2024 Visa Bulletin: Insights and Predictions
The release of the April 2024 Visa Bulletin by the U.S. Department of State (DOS) brings a mix of advancements and stagnations across various visa categories. This bulletin not only outlines the current state of visa availability but also casts a light on potential trends for the near future. Below, we break...
Understanding the F2B Visa Category: Challenges and Prospects
The F2B visa category is for unmarried adult children of U.S. green card holders (lawful permanent residents). It has been a subject of interest and worry for many people involved in immigration. They want to know why this category has not moved much and when it will improve. In this detailed guide,...
Bringing Your Sibling to the U.S.: A Journey Through the I-130 Petition Process
In the realm of U.S. immigration, the process of bringing a sibling to the States often appears labyrinthine, filled with steps and procedures that can bewilder even the most determined. Today, we delve into this intricate process, aiming to demystify the journey and provide clarity for those embarking on this path.
USCIS Updates Policy on Family-Based Conditional Permanent Residency
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has updated its Policy Manual guidelines on family-based conditional permanent residence. The update clarifies the process and requirements for Form I-751, which is used to remove conditions on residence, especially in cases involving waivers for battery or extreme cruelty. It also notes that noncitizens can...
Trump’s New Immigration Plan Could Cut Legal Immigration in Half
Have you considered whether you are legally eligible to receive a U.S. immigration visa or adjustment of status to become a legal permanent resident? In order to become a legal permanent resident in the U.S., you must be able to demonstrate that you are eligible for such status. Some things can make an...
The Good News: 75 Percent of Americans Support Immigration
Generally, a person who wants to apply for green card status as a legal permanent resident (a green card) in the United States must be in his or her home country to process the application. However, this can be a problem for people who have already arrived in the United States legally. For...
What Are the Available Types of Family-Based Immigrant Visas?
How can I help to bring about positive change in immigration policies?
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When you turn on the news, chances are you may see something about immigration. Immigration has become a hot button topic, with the Trump administration almost daily passes new...
USCIS Denies Pending Forms I-131 for Abandonment Due to International Travel
While the Presidential Country Ban is still impending, its removal will be beneficial for a certain visa category group: the P-visa group. This visa allows internationally recognized athletes, entertainers, entertainment groups, performers, and artists to visit and perform in the United States if they are fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
There are four categories under...
U.S. Embassy in the UK: Transportation Boarding foil – Lost or Stolen Green Cards
What are the requirements to receive a P-1 visa?
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With temporary visas becoming scarcer for immigrants due to new caps and tightened restrictions, artists, entertainers, and athletes may apply for a P-1, P-2, or P-3 visa to secure their lawful status in the U.S. P visas are temporary worker visas that allow an...