There are several paths to be able to receive a Green Card, the most common being through a family member and through an employer.
There are several paths to be able to receive a Green Card, the most common being through a family member and through an employer.
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a temporary immigrant status for immigrants already located in the United States. This status allows eligible individuals to temporarily work and reside in the United States.
Understanding the difference between a legal consultation and full legal representation from an immigration lawyer is crucial for the success of you immigration case.
USCIS will send you notices at the address they have on file, so if they do not have your correct address, then you risk the possibility of not receiving important immigration notices and documents.
A good immigration attorney will be honest, efficient, specialized, and licensed. You can verify these important qualifications by asking good questions.
A Request for Evidence (RFE) is a notice that USCIS sends to you when they want additional information pertaining to the documents you initially submitted for your immigration matter.
People with two-year Green Cards will often file the I-90 to “renew” their Green Card. However, this is not the correct form. Instead, the form you need is the I-751 which is the form for the Removal of Conditions on a two-year Green Card.
The law around the Removal of Conditions process for children can be tricky. If your child receives a 2-year green card, you need to make sure they apply for the 10-year green card.
Removal of Conditions is necessary if you receive a 2-year Green Card. It applies to those who got a Green Card through a recent marriage to a U.S. citizen.
