US Visas

For the green card application, you’ll probably have to take an immigration medical exam. This is an integral component of the process. Law and Visas helps with the common concerns about the exam like: why should I take the exam, how much does it cost, who will be conducting the exam, and how do you […]

The growing presence of international students in the U.S. has become a significant trend, with students from all over the world choosing to pursue higher education at American universities. This influx of international students not only enriches campus diversity but also has a substantial economic impact. From boosting local economies to supporting research and innovation,

As an immigrant, one of the hardest things that you can do is speak the language of your host nation. When you don’t speak the language of the country, it can feel overwhelming to go grocery shopping or ask for directions. What’s more, if you don’t speak the language, it isn’t easy to get a

In the globalized economy, firms can look to overseas talent to build and innovate. Work visa sponsorship is one of the ways that U.S. employers can legally employ foreigners who can serve in the workforce. Sponsoring a work visa can have lots of benefits but it also has challenges. Here in this post, we are

Nowadays, people usually date online and immigrants or other foreigners like me, want to make sure they have the platform to date others. Immigrants looking to date someone from his/her home country or you may be a U.S. citizen looking to date someone from another country; there are plenty of dating apps and websites out

At the same time, the debate over proposed U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) fee hikes Another big update has slipped through the cracks. The latest rules accompanying the fee increases were that USCIS would ask immigrants to show ID and sign when mailed important immigration documents (green cards, work permits, certificates of naturalization). This

According to the report, visa refusals by international students seeking to study in the US are increasing at alarming levels. The study, spanning the eight years 2015-2022, shows an almost exponential growth in F-1 visa rejections for students from Africa, South Asia, the Middle East, and South America. This accelerated trend has prompted questions about

This is great news for thousands of immigrant-worker husbands and wives in the US! The Biden administration recently settled a class-action lawsuit to make it simpler for these spouses to work in the U.S. by removing the requirement for them to have a separate work permit.  What Is This New Settlement About?  In the new

Although US citizens can sponsor their spouses and small children for green cards and it usually takes no longer than the government’s processing time, permanent residents (green card holders) have a different story. Permanent residents are not assured of immediate reunion with family members in the US as are U.S. citizens.  Many are not used

When a primary visa holder comes to the United States, their family members or dependents may qualify for derivative visas, which allow them to join and live with the primary visa holder. These derivative visas are typically granted based on the relationship to the primary visa holder, covering close family members like spouses and unmarried