Immigration Law

Becoming a naturalized citizen is an important milestone for many immigrants and their families. The process provides the opportunity to participate fully in civic life while gaining the rights and responsibilities of United States citizenship. Immigration law...

Immigrants living in the United States may want to extend their time here. However, visas only allow for a limited stay. Additionally, most visas are only eligible for renewal a set number of times. Those who want to remain in the country permanently may want to...

Yes, certain criminal charges can put your green card renewal at risk, even if you haven’t been convicted yet. USCIS looks closely at your record before approving Form I-90, and some offenses can derail the process completely. Here’s what you need to know before...

Welcome to Louisville. Arriving in a new city and a new country is an overwhelming experience. There is a long list of things to do and simple tasks you were used to, like getting a driver's license, can suddenly feel confusing and complicated. If you are a refugee,...

Moving to a new country is challenging. You will find that tasks like signing a lease or getting a driver's license now have unfamiliar rules. Similarly, many find that even applying for a work permit involves complicated steps. These new processes can be confusing....

Bringing a family member to live permanently in the United States can be a meaningful step toward building a future together. U.S. immigration law provides options for citizens and green card holders to sponsor relatives for lawful permanent residence. While the...

There are numerous systems that allow people to legally enter and live in the United States. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) considers many factors when deciding who can enter and legally live in the United States. The ability to cover...

Traveling to the U.S. for work is a big decision, filled with excitement and uncertainty. Thousands of skilled professionals worldwide come to the U.S. every year for better opportunities. Whether for a short-term job, a specific role or a long-term career path,...

A green card or permanent resident card allows an individual to remain in the United States indefinitely. Those who enter the country legally can adjust their status to stay permanently. Some people, including those who qualify for family-based immigration, can secure...

Citizenship is the ultimate goal for many immigrants. Those born in other countries can complete the naturalization process to become United States citizens. They can then run for certain political offices and have the right to vote. They also no longer have to worry...