Serving The Immigration Needs Of The San Diego Area Since 1984
There may come a point when you realize that you want to move family members to the United States from another part of the world. While this sounds easy enough, there are many questions you need to ask and answer in order to make sure you stay within the legal limits...
The P-1A visa is designed specifically for athletes who are planning on being in the United States for a sporting event. It is available only to those who are at the internationally-recognized level of skill. In other words, you have to be exceptional at your sport to...
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services regulates many different aspects of immigration to America, including the kinds of marriages that the country recognizes as part of a pathway to citizenship or resident status. Depending on the nature of the marriage itself...
The reasons that an individual may wish to retain the citizenship of two different countries can be varied. One common reason is to more easily take up residency in other places. Others pursue dual citizenship because it gives them access to a host of government-run...
Are you interested in visiting the United States to study? Often, people hoping to apply for student visas are unsure of the process to follow. If you have concerns about making a poor decision, it could lead to the denial of your application. The United States...
Criminal convictions are a big problem these days for immigrants -- even those who are here legally. In the past, immigration authorities were generally only concerned about serious felonies, like assault or murder, and crimes with moral or ethical implications like...
A previous Ninth Circuit ruling that had made it a requirement for detained immigrants to have regularly scheduled bond hearings, was overturned by the Supreme Court with a 5-3 vote on Tuesday, Feb. 27. Now, many immigration rights advocates fear that the detainees...
You're hoping to get a green card for your spouse, making it easier for your whole family to live in the United States. You know that family immigration streamlines the process to keep spouses together. You're still nervous. There's an interview to make sure that this...
A naturalization interview for U.S. citizenship can be scary. After all, most potential citizens realize that this is a crucial part in the process, as they'll be asked a variety of questions and judged on their answers. While it's okay to be nervous, you don't want...
Whether you are already a citizen of the United States or living here as a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR), it can be difficult to obtain family-based immigrant visas for relatives who are still living abroad. The visa application process requires a great deal of time...