Category Archives: Immigration Law
What Steps Should You Take To Get a Work Permit in the u.s.?
Getting a job in the U.S. as a non-citizen requires a visa. This document acts as a permit allowing an…
How to Apply for a Fiancé Visa
If you are a United States citizen and have a fiancé in a different country, your fiancé may be eligible…
Are There Exceptions To English Testing In Naturalization?
Attaining U.S. citizenship may be a dream of yours. There are requirements you as an immigrant must fulfill along the…
How Does The Uscis Identify Marriage Fraud?
Marriage fraud occurs when an immigrant marries a U.S. citizen solely for the purpose of obtaining a green card. Though…
Local Play Spotlights Immigrant Community
A play at UNC Charlotte based on the life of Manolo Becantur aims to highlight the local immigrant community. Becantur…
Permanent Vs. Conditional Bars To Good Moral Character
Whether planning to immigrate to the United States or attempting to defend oneself against deportation, a person must demonstrate that…
What Is A Bona Fide Marriage For Immigration Purposes?
U.S. immigration law prioritizes keeping families together. Consequently, if you have married someone who is not a citizen of the…
Obtaining a Work Permit in the u.s.
A work permit, also known as an employment authorization document, is a photo identity card that allows non-permanent resident immigrants…
What Is Conditional Permanent Residence?
In the event that a US citizen and a non-US citizen decide to marry and reside in the US, the…
Protect Your Permanent Resident Card
Your valid permanent resident card, or green card, proves that you are in the U.S. lawfully and indicates that you…
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