If you receive a Notice to Appear (NTA) as a foreign national, this is the first step taken by the U.S. Government in initiating deportation proceedings against you. This will happen following an investigation by the Homeland of Security and can be for any number of...

If you have recently acquired a green card, it’s important to remember that it does not give you the same right to travel as gaining United States citizenship will as you don’t get a U.S. passport. In fact, it can restrict your right to travel. A green card is the...

A visa allows someone to legally enter the United States and to live here temporarily. Most visas are eligible for renewal at least once before someone will need to plan to leave the country. Those who abide by certain rules while living in the United States on a visa...

A green card is what makes you a permanent resident of the United States. You can potentially stay in the country for years, maybe even the rest of your life, after you adjust your status. Not everyone is eligible for a green card. There are specific rules that apply...

News about a change in immigration policy is important to review. Recently, a judge ordered the federal government to stop deporting or expelling children who come across the border without anyone accompanying them before they're able to request asylum or some other...

The U.S. immigration process is complicated. Confusing phrases and official forms are just some of the obstacles you will have to navigate. One phrase you are likely to hear a lot is “adjustment of status.” Put simply, this phrase refers to when an immigrant receives...

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The week starting Nov. 11, 2019, is a big one for immigrants who are part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The United States Supreme Court is going to begin hearing arguments about the program starting on Nov. 12. With the fate of the...

If you are an undocumented immigrant, you probably fear facing deportation every day. If you are worried about this, you may want to investigate your options to become a legal resident. If you are already facing possible removal from the United States, you should act...

Immigration hearings are now taking place in tent courts, which is troubling to many people. The number of cases under the "Remain in Mexico" program have the courts overwhelmed. In response to this, many asylum cases happen with the applicant in a tent court while...