Immigration requires supporting evidence with every kind of application or petition. Some kinds of evidence are easier to find than others. One of the trickier kinds is proof of someone else’s immigration status. This is especially true when that person does not help you get the evidence.You need to prove…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a new fee rule for United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that goes into effect on October 2, 2020. This new rule changes the cost of several immigration processes. Among these changes, many applications will cost more money and fee waivers will…
To qualify for unemployment benefits, immigrant workers must meet the same basic requirements as other workers, such as being "available to work".
In this post, we will summarize what public charge is, who it is likely to affect, and what to consider if you are affected by the new policy.
To get a driver's license or state identification card (ID) in the United States, everyone must go to their local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). However, immigrants have certain rules and instructions they need to follow.
Some immigration applications require you to go to a biometrics appointment. Also known as an ASC (Application Support Center) appointment, the main purpose is for Immigration to take your picture and fingerprints for their records.
All immigrants who use their marriage as a part of their immigration process will need to demonstrate that they have a legitimate relationship. Proving a good faith marriage will not look the same for all couples, but ultimately you need to show that you share a life together.
Almost all green card applicants need a medical examination as a part of their application. However, you must go to a designated civil surgeon for this exam.
Conditional residency is often called the two-year green card. Before it expires, you must lift the conditions of residency in order to apply for a regular green card.