An O visa is a non-immigrant visa category in the United States that is specifically designed for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in certain fields, such as arts, sciences, education, business, or athletics. The O visa category is divided into...
The Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver, commonly known as Form I-601A, allows certain immigrant visa applicants who entered the United States illegally to remain in the U.S. with their loved ones while awaiting their immigrant visa interview in their home country....
“TPS” stands for Temporary Protected Status, and it is a designation provided by the United States government to individuals from certain countries who are unable to return to their home countries due to unsafe or extraordinary conditions, such as armed conflict,...
Joe Biden has promised to lift the travel ban implemented by the Trump Administration on various majority Muslim countries on his first day of office. He has also promised to condemn violations of human rights against Uyghur Muslims in China and Rohingya Muslims in...
The Biden administration has decided to stop detaining immigrants in a pair of county jails facing federal probes in Georgia and Massachusetts, calling the decision an “important first step” in a broader review of the nation’s sprawling network of immigration jails....
Several individuals present in the United States qualify for an immigration program called “Deferred Action.” There are several types of deferred action available to immigrants in the United States, but the focus of this blog is for those who are the caregivers of...
President Biden has sent an immigration bill to Congress, but there is no telling when the bill will move forward. With that being said, President Biden has already issued numerous executive orders (EO’s) and directives regarding immigration that are beginning to take...
To begin, what is a green card? Officially known as a Permanent Resident Card, it is proof of a person’s lawful permanent residency in the United States. A green card demonstrates that the cardholder is living in the United States legally. The United States government...
The United States reserves the right to deport foreigners who participate in criminal acts, threaten public safety or violate the detailed specifications on their visas. Crossing the border without documentation or with forged documentation counts as a criminal act...