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Fiancé visas allow people who have romantic partners abroad to reunite with their loved ones. A K-1 visa allows a foreign national fiancé to enter the United States to marry a citizen. The process is relatively common, but so are mistakes when applying for a K-1 visa....
When a loved one is detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), it can be distressing and overwhelming. In this situation, it is crucial to understand the steps you can take to support and protect their rights. You must act promptly and methodically...
Immigrants hoping to legally enter or remain in the United States have to follow certain procedures. They have to apply for visas, request asylum or adjust their status to secure a green card. The rules for immigration proceedings are relatively complex. It can be...
Reuniting with family members is one of the most significant motivations for immigrants seeking to come to the United States. Fortunately, the U.S. immigration system provides several pathways that allow lawful immigrants (green card holders) and U.S. citizens to...
The saying “timing is everything” holds true for Green Card holders and citizens seeking to bring loved ones to the U.S. The Visa Bulletin is a useful tool as it provides information on timelines and how they affect reuniting families. What is the Visa Bulletin? The...
The U.S. has always been a refuge for people forced to flee their homes in times of crisis – and various humanitarian visas are designed to help. Humanitarian visas are special types of visas that are designed to allow people to either temporarily or permanently...
Several years ago, the U.S. government implemented an immigration policy in Arizona and throughout the country that had its greatest impact at the U.S./Mexico border. The policy enabled immigration officers at the border to expel migrants attempting to enter this...
If you have a relative outside the country who you want to come to live with you in Arizona, then you can sponsor them for an immigrant visa. There are basically two types of family-based immigration visas, each with its own requirements and advantages. The Immediate...
The U.S. Constitution grants Congress the power to create and manage federal immigration legislation, whereas each state reserves the right to enact and administer its policies regarding immigrants' rights for access to public services or education, as well as other...
A U.S. Permanent Resident Card, also known as a green card, allows foreign residents the right to live and work in the United States. Arizona workers know that qualifying for a green card is challenging and eligibility is limited. Specific categories of foreign...