US Visas

If you have a jail or arrest record, you might have concerns about applying for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Many applicants share these worries, especially if they have minor traffic violations. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has strict guidelines regarding criminal history. Anyone convicted of a felony or a significant […]

 In the intricate realm of U.S. immigration law, there’s a legal concept called “prosecutorial discretion” (PD). This allows immigration authorities to pause deportation cases. In this piece, we’ll explore PD’s complexities, looking at who might qualify for this short-term shield against deportation, its advantages, and the factors affecting its use. What is PD in Immigration

In a country known for opportunity, many young immigrants were stuck in legal limbo. Deferred action for childhood arrivals, started in June 2012 and brought hope by offering protection from deportation and a chance to work legally for those who came to the U.S. as children. However, The journey has faced many challenges due to

Europe’s long history, diverse cultures, and unique landscapes make it a top destination for many travelers, including Americans. The Schengen Area, which has open borders and easy visa rules, has made visiting Europe simpler and more convenient for anyone who loves to travel. Whether you’re going on vacation or a business trip, it’s important to