Immigration FAQs - Page 6

You may wonder what the VAWA requirements are, particularly if you are a victim of violence. Building a safe and happy life in the United States shouldn't come at the cost of your safety. If you're an immigrant experiencing domestic violence from a US citizen spouse, parent, or lawful permanent...

A U visa and a T visa both grant legal status to foreigners who have been victimized. However, there are several key differences between these visa types that will determine which you are eligible to pursue. In general, U visas are granted to those who were victimized in being brought...

Each year, countless men, women, and children fall victim to unthinkable exploitation through no fault of their own. For those who have endured the trauma of human trafficking, the path forward can seem impassable. In such dire straits, the priority must be protection. Recognizing this reality, the U.S. government established...

Nuestros abogados de inmigración responden cuánto tarda USCIS en procesar las Tarjetas Verdes por matrimonio. Entendemos que solicitar una Tarjeta Verde basada en el matrimonio es un paso emocionante hacia una vida familiar en los Estados Unidos. Sin embargo, el tiempo que lleva completar todo el proceso puede variar, dependiendo...

Filing Form I-129F: Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) is an essential first step for many individuals hoping to bring their foreign fiancé to the United States through the K-1 nonimmigrant visa program. This allows meeting in person to get legally married within 90 days of the visa holder's entry. USCIS states...

If your green card expires while you await citizenship, it can create unwanted complications. However, you should not panic, as it is a problem that can be resolved without disrupting your path to citizenship. At New Frontier Immigration Law, we can help you through every step of the process. Becoming...