U-Visas and T-Visas were created to make it easier for people who have been victims of crimes to get a Visa. Both of these visas help victims. They also require that the victim cooperate with... read more

For many people, coming to the United States is a lifelong dream. Whether studying at a university, seeking medical treatment, or being part of a foreign exchange program, these and other reasons all require special... read more

If you have received a denial of your immigration case, it can feel as though you have no other way to be able to remain in the United States. Thankfully, there are options available where... read more

An immigration hold is also referred to as a detainer. It is where a person who is held in jail until the ICE authority comes to pick them up. It can be frustrating to have... read more

The current political climate means that immigration is always a topic of discussion and people from other countries are constantly a main focus. Recently, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) has become very adamant about arresting... read more

As immigration continues to be a common issue in the United States, people are becoming confused and frustrated about the process. One of the biggest areas of confusion involves the differences between naturalization and citizenship.... read more

Eligibility Requirements for Work Visas Due to many foreign nationals wanting employment within the United States, there are many different types of work visas available in America. Whether it is for temporary or seasonal employment... read more

When it comes to living in the United States, it's highly-desired by many around the world. The land of the free is probably the biggest reason that many want to live here instead of their... read more

The purpose of a U-Visa is to help people who have suffered physical or mental abuse while they were in the United States. It also helps government officials and law enforcement officials with the investigation.... read more

For people who live outside the United States and have illnesses that cannot be treated in their home country, their best chance is to be granted a visa to travel to the U.S. for treatment.... read more