Here are some of the top reasons your application may have been rejected and some of the next steps you can take…
Who Is Eligible For Special Immigration Visa Status?
Afghan nationals must fulfill several standards in order to be qualified for Special Immigration Visa status…
The Different Types Of Immigrant Visas And Choosing The Right One To Apply For
There are different types of immigrant visas to apply for based on your circumstances including: immigrant and nonimmigrant visa..
What Are The Requirements For an IR1 Visa?
Looking to acquire the ir1 visa for either you or your spouse? There is everything you need to know about requirements you need to apply.
A 2018 Look at Immigrants in America
There are a broad range of visas in the US. Take a look at the different types of immigration in 2018 and what’s changed regarding immigration law.
Top 10 Countries of Origin of Modern U.S. Immigrants
Immigrants make up more than 43.3 million, or 13.5 percent, of the total Unites States population. Learn about the origin of U.S. immigration.
Top Reasons for Deportation by the U.S. Government
The Obama administration deported more than 414 thousand unauthorized immigrants in the 2014 fiscal year alone. Read more about deportation and removal here
Who Qualifies for an E2 Investor VISA?
E2 Investor VISA is a legal document which allows an individual to enter and work inside of the United States based on an investment, valid up to two years.
Employment-Based Immigration 101
There are five categories of employment-based visas. Learn more about the categories and the requirements to obtain an employment-based immigration visa.
The Path to American Citizenship
A person who is not a U.S. citizen at birth and who is not eligible for citizenship through parentage may attain American citizenship by naturalization.
What is an Immigrant Visa?
In simplest terms, an immigrant visa is a visa for a foreign individual who wishes to make the United States his or her permanent home.
How a Republican Controlled House Will Affect Immigration
This article by KPPB LAW details how a Republican controlled House will affect immigration after the November 2016 elections.