Costa Mesa, CA: 949-441-4003
Seattle, WA: 206-926-3973
Costa Mesa, CA: 949-441-4003 | Seattle, WA: 206-926-3973
Serving Clients Across The U.S. And Around The World
Form I-130 is an immigration application submitted by a U.S. citizen or a legal permanent resident to petition for an immediate or close relative to immigrate to the U.S. If you have received a notice of approval in an I-179 notice of action, the next step in your...
Facing delays on your U.S. employment visa application can happen for many reasons. Sometimes, you may have missed specific requirements crucial to the process. Other times, the issues are beyond your control, and you have no choice but to wait for an update or a...
Family reunification has been a long and frustrating process for many. Applying for permanent residence may require leaving the U.S. The longer an applicant is away from their loved ones, the more they fear for their future. The Department of Homeland Security’s new...
Immigrating with a Criminal Record For many people, immigrating to the United States represents the ultimate “fresh start.” Immigrating to the United States might mean finally living closer to family members, the chance to start in a new line of work, or the chance to...
If you are an immigrant, you may feel worried and stressed about getting into a situation that makes you vulnerable to deportation, mainly when lacking proper documentation. Still, you might not be on the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) priority list if you...
U.S. laws can make it very difficult for individuals to apply for a visa. It could be especially difficult for individuals who cannot legally enter the country due to health reasons, a criminal past or even previous immigration violations. This situation becomes all...
Choosing to marry a non-U.S. citizen comes with a bunch of legal things you need to know about. Getting a K-1 visa, also known as a fiancé(e) visa, is just the first step. Once you've got that in hand, you need to go through immigration and follow the terms of the...
When U.S. citizens or permanent residents wish to apply for spousal visas, they go through a process called “adjustment of status” if their husbands or wives are already living in the United States. If their husbands or wives live abroad, they go through a procedure...
A revised fee schedule that went into effect on April 1 will make obtaining a green card or work visa significantly more expensive. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services says higher fees are needed to prevent backlogs and cover the costs of administering permanent...
When the United States entered into the North American Free Trade Agreement, special economic relationships were established with Canada and Mexico. To make it easier for Canadian and Mexican citizens to engage in professional business activities in the United States,...