Immigration Law

Many people assume that once they become naturalized U.S. citizens, they no longer have to be concerned about being removed from the country. However, there are some situations in which a person’s naturalized citizenship can be revoked.  Many, but not all, involve...

If you want to make the U.S. your permanent home, you must follow a strict process set up by the federal government. Paying close attention to what each step involves will be critical to gaining the naturalization status you desire. Am I eligible for naturalization?...

Applying for citizenship can already put an individual under a lot of pressure. Preparing paperwork, doing interviews, court appearances and taking tests is just a sampling of components that can bring stress upon an applicant. If you hope to call America your home,...

Coming to the United States to live somewhere safe, seek opportunity, or start a family are all valid reasons to permanently live in the country. But as someone who is just beginning to explore the idea of planting roots here, you may be facing uncertainty. Perhaps...

A green card, otherwise known as a Permanent Resident Card, grants you permission to live and and work permanently in the United States — given you oblige by the guidelines laid out by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Receiving your green...

When you come to the United States for a job opportunity, it can be exciting and challenging all at the same time. Understanding your options ahead of filing for a work visa may help ease your stress. First, it’s essential to decide whether you want to make the most...