US Visas

In the complex immigration regime governing people who wish to enter the United States, having a criminal record, especially if one is a visa or permanent resident holder, can lead to disastrous results. There are virtually almost all types of criminal activities or convictions that might lead to deportation even if it is not as […]

The Social Security Number holds immense significance for individuals who have lived as undocumented in the United States. For many, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program paved the way to securing their first SSN. This number opened doors to employment, home ownership, and more. But what happens to these SSNs when the DACA program

If you lose or have your DACA Work Permit, also known as an Employment Authorization Document, stolen, follow these simple guidelines from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services to replace it. This guide will help you understand the steps to get a new one and what to consider What is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

For all individuals globally, acquiring a green card considered a lawful permanent residence status in the United States, is a dream. It has a lot of benefits, provides work, and allows one to create a new life in the United States of America Yet, getting a green card is not easy and may differ for

For people with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals getting a green card through marriage can be a great way to become a lawful permanent resident. While it doesn’t provide a direct path to permanent residency or citizenship, it can still help its recipients who want to immigrate using marriage. This guide will explain all you

The Diversity Visa Lottery Program, also known as the U.S. green card lottery, is offered annually to individuals from countries with low rates of immigration to the United States. If someone has overstayed their visa and has been illegally residing in the U.S. for an extended period, does this mean they cannot enter the lottery?

The US immigration policy on convictions and deportations is highly structured, even for petty offenses. The term “aggravated felony” can easily mislead the average person, as it sounds less serious than it is. However, the penalty for a non-citizen convicted of an aggravated felony is extremely severe, potentially leading to denial of eligibility for a

If you have US-based family members who own a business and might be able to sponsor you for a green card. However, there’s a lot more to it. Here we cover if (and how) a family member of yours can sponsor you for an employment-based green card, and what you need to know for a

If you have a history of drug addiction and drug abuse, you could be concerned about the feasibility of your application for a US visa or a US green card. However, if you have achieved remission from such addiction, then you can still look forward to migrating to the US – that much sought-after path

As an F-1 or M-1 student on a visa, you may decide to stay beyond the end of your studies. Perhaps to travel, visit friends or family, or just relax. You can ask for a Change of Status to a U.S. B-2 tourist visa or visitor status, and stay on, In this guide, we explain