Our team of legal professionals has written a series of articles on common and less common topics in immigration and visa law in the United States. We are also updating existing publications on an ongoing basis with the latest developments on specific issues and expanding our publications with new topics every month. Our contributing authors already have the desired coverage expansions for the months ahead, which will be shared with our readers on our website and in our newsletter. If you're interested in seeing specific topics covered by our authors or are willing to contribute interesting content ideas, feel free to reach out - we're always open to suggestions, since we want to provide expansive coverage on immigration legal matters for our readers.
We formatted each article as a 3-to-5-minute read to keep it informative.
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A series of publications on common topics related to the Green Card in general and obtaining US Citizenship by Naturalization (N-400), based on requests from our readers and the knowledge our contributing authors wanted to share on these subjects.
A series of publications on how to sponsor family members, such as your children, parents, or siblings, for a Green Card. Including coverage on common topics like family preference visa categories, processing times, and sponsor qualification.
A series of publications on common and less familiar topics of immigration by marriage for foreigners to the US Citizen, or Green Card holder. Known process steps, complications, and disqualifying factors, and how to avoid delays or rejection due to non-compliance with current laws.
A series of publications on all three categories of work-based immigration options for foreign workers for an American employer. Including an in-depth explanation of eligibility for each specific group, professional, and educational achievements, as well as processing timeframes.
A series of publications on the standard and most popular work visa categories, like specialized professionals, managers, and special knowledge workers of multi-national companies, and seasonal workers in various fields. Plus specific options for citizens of selective or treaty-trade countries.
A series of publications on common types of visitor visas for business and tourism, exchange visitors, trainees, dependents of work and non-work visa primary holders. Understand the essential purpose, application process, and restrictions of what you can and cannot do.
A series of publications on lesser-known pathways to obtain temporary or permanent legal immigration status for eligible individuals based on age, specific laws that provide relief to certain groups, or due to presence in the country for a specific timeframe.
A series of publications on the process of seeking Asylum in the US. Qualification criteria for applying for Asylum, the process explained, expected timeframes, common benefits, and restrictions on status. Also, we're covering asylum applications on different grounds.
A series of publications on the process of deportation and removal from the United States, including legal strategies to stop deportation and obtain temporary or permanent status. We are also covering common risk factors and how eligible individuals can legally return to the US after deportation, in accordance with the law.
A series of publications on familiar and lesser-known official forms from USCIS that are used in many, if not most, immigration and visa petitions for foreigners, immigrants, visitors, and workers from overseas. Some cases and situations are more or less complicated, and a specific group of individuals wants to learn about particular forms to decide whether to handle their own filing or hire a legal professional.
A series of publications on a few to several different legal topics in one, as well as some creative writing about day-to-day situations that immigrants, visitors, and individuals without legal immigration status face. Some of these articles were published on 3rd-party news and social media before. Yet, we're updating some publications based on the latest developments in the law and stories from real people our contributing authors have represented over the years.
The authors and contributors to our website are real legal professionals with many years of experience in immigration law - we have authors with 20 to 35+ years of experience. That includes actual former and active immigration attorneys and a close team of internet professionals who served as web operators for sizable immigration law firms with statewide presence in California since 2000, including well-known and established firms in the region. Due to retirements within some of those organizations, we acquired the rights to this content, which we're now offering on this website, and we actively maintain its accuracy with updates for modern times with the help of former contributors.