Immigration Law

There are several steps to go through when attempting to reside lawfully in the U.S. The reasons for immigration can vary, and it’s important that applicants take the appropriate steps in their circumstances.  One of the most common reasons for rejected applications...

As a non-immigrant visa holder, you may be able to apply to change your immigration status to a permanent resident of the United States without necessarily leaving the country for visa processing. This is done through a process known as an adjustment of status....

International students in the United States often wonder about their options for staying in the country after completing their studies. The United States offers various pathways for these students to remain and work, depending on their circumstances and aspirations....

Nursing professionals often seek permanent residency as it offers stability, career advancement opportunities and the prospect of a secure future in the United States. Permanent residency is a crucial step for foreign professionals looking to establish a long-term...

In United States immigration law, the concept of moral turpitude plays a defining role in determining an individual's admissibility. It sets a standard to help ensure the safety of those already in the country isn’t negatively impacted by those coming into it. At its...

Many athletes try to immigrate to the United States from other countries. Some of them do it at the collegiate level or the semi-pro level, while others join professional leagues and focus on athletics as their career. Have you ever wondered why so many athletes...

Many times, people who are being deported from the United States are simply being sent back to the country where they previously lived. Perhaps someone came to the U.S. with a work visa, for instance, but their job ended and they overstayed the visa. They could be...

Citizens of the United States enjoy some broad legal protections that aren’t available in all countries. Notably, the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides several important protections – and most citizens have at least a passing familiarity with these....

Medical deportations, also known as "medical removals," refer to the practice of deporting or removing immigrants (documented or otherwise), from the United States based on their medical condition or health status. This means that people facing serious medical issues...

There is a lot going on in the world right now, and the immigration status of green card holders can change with the political winds. That means that it is wise to stay abreast of any changes approaching the horizon. Many who come to the United States need to return...