How to Renew a Green Card? Understanding the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) green card renewal process, costs and requirements is beneficial to making the renewal process as smooth as possible for yourself. If your 10-year green card is expiring within the next six...

How to Get a Green Card? Whether you’re interested in becoming a United States Citizen or even just residing in the United States permanently, getting your green card is key to living and working in the U.S.A. There are three main ways that a person can...

Filing for your “green card” in the United States can be a stressful process in even the best of circumstances. Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (commonly known as a DUI) is a serious crime that can drastically affect you and other people’s lives. This is doubly true if you are applying for permanent residency in the United States. 

Becoming a U.S. citizen can be an overwhelming process no matter how well prepared you are. Luckily, if you’re applying for permanent residency (or a “green card”) through your U.S. spouse, the process is a bit more streamlined for you. However, being prepared for your application will ultimately help out in the long run; and will help you avoid any potential roadblocks to obtaining your permanent residency. 

Staying in the United States if you are foreign can be a complicated and time-consuming process. Technically, the law states that there is a one year deadline between entering the United States and applying for asylum. The immigration system in the United States can be especially confusing, so it’s always best to consult an experienced immigration attorney who has reviewed your case before applying for any type of visa, or for asylum. Keep reading to learn more about the general facts of applying for a visa or asylum in the United States.