Immigration Law

Articles in Immigration Law

By xrayness 1 comments
If you are reading this article, then you know someone who is in the country illegally or you are illegal. You are not a criminal unless you have committed a crime. You have violated the immigration laws of the United States. You cannot go to ... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
Immigrating to the U.S. can be an overwhelming process. While application can be made without the aid of a lawyer, if you have a complicated situation or would just feel more at ease getting help from someone with legal experience, you’ll want to ... more »
By Karen Cotton 1 comments
Being accused of something you have not done often leads to feelings of injustice, frustration, humiliation and being powerless. When these accusations originate from a government body, such as the Department of Homeland Security, these feelings ... more »
By xrayness 0 comments
This article will explain how to find an immigration lawyer if you are being deported from the United States. It is important to do your research before you spend any money on an immigration lawyer. This system works if you first do your homework ... more »
By AmberRae 0 comments
When people come to America, it's important that they first obtain a visa, if you are or know someone interested in coming to the states to VISIT, then this article is for you... more »
By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
It's that coveted American "Green Card," the official US designation for a permanent legal resident in the US. Getting permanent residency entitles an immigrant to a bevy of rights and privileges. However, the process is notorious for its ... more »
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As a refugee, your formal application to seek asylum in a new country has been approved and you're ready to start your new life in a new land. At this stage in the process, much of the hard part is over; however, it's always a challenge to ... more »
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Asylum offers a safe haven for people facing persecution in their native homelands. Unlike refugee status, asylum can be granted to individuals entering the U.S. or who are already here. It can also be applied for by illegal immigrants. Asylum ... more »
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US citizenship entitles a person to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Becoming a citizen of the United States--if you aren't born in the country--requires that the person follow a strict, legal process. Learn how to legally gain US ... more »
By JesiKha 0 comments
Living abroad can be a valuable and enriching experience. However, the hassles of obtaining a residency permit often deter travelers from trying to live abroad legally. Despite the hurdles, obtaining the necessary paperwork can make living in ... more »
By crownofsunbeams 0 comments
During the fiscal year of 2007, the arrests made by ICE (30,396) were double than the previous year. While ICE claims it is only interested in locating the approximately 630,000 undocumented immigrants with a criminal background or those who have ... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you may sponsor your foreign spouse’s immigration to Canada. The application consists of two parts: an application by the Canadian citizen or resident for sponsorship, and an application by the ... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
A K3 visa is a non-immigrant visa allowing a foreign spouse to enter the U.S. and apply for an adjustment of status for permanent residence. Obtaining the K3 visa is a multi-step process including a petition by the U.S. spouse to the U.S. ... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
If you are a U.S. citizen and you have a child in another country that you would like to bring into the United States to live permanently, the U.S. government has a process in place to help you reunite your family... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
There are many legal avenues allowing people from other countries to come to the U.S. to live and work, and many of these people may eventually secure lawful permanent resident status. In some cases, family members, including children, have ... more »
By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
The H1B visa is for workers coming into the United States who have skills and are considered "specialty" workers. To qualify, the foreign worker must have a college degree from a four year institution or the equivalent in experience or education. ... more »
By subi 0 comments
Interview for naturalization or citizenship is the most important step towards getting your citizenship after submitting your application. It helps to be prepared well for your interview. A letter from the USCIS will tell you when and where to ... more »
By pmoncoeur 1 comments
This a short list of things to do and keep in mind when re-filing for a Visa.. more »
By sametta 2 comments
Your visa is no longer valid if it is beyond the expiration date. You must obviously re-apply... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
It's been almost two years since you immigrated to the United States to live permanently with your spouse, and life is going great. You have your green card, you're working and you're comfortably settled in to your new home. Aren't you ... more »
By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
Filing for a U.S. visa can take anywhere from a few weeks to years, depending on the type of visa you want, your status in relation to the United States, and how successfully you complete the paperwork. Though no applicant can be guaranteed a ... more »
By subi 0 comments
After having lived in the United States as a permanent resident (green card holder) for a certain years, the next step is to apply for a citizenship. The process of an immigrant becoming a US citizen is termed 'naturalization'. It is the biggest ... more »
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Dual citizenship offers many advantages to persons living or working in a country that is not their place of birth. The requirements for claiming citizenship differ from country to country but generally fall into some basic categories. Claiming ... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 0 comments
U.S. Citizens with foreign siblings may petition the U.S. government to allow their sister or brother to enter the United States to live permanently. When your sibling arrives in the U.S. they will be able to adjust their status and apply for ... more »