Consular processing is the pathway to come to the United States when you are currently located outside of the country. When seeking a Green Card, you may apply at the U.S. Department of State consulate, which is where this process gets its name. Consular processing...
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Is DACA still in action?
To keep people from being deported, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program -- commonly known as DACA -- sprang to life in 2012. It was created by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Essentially, it was created because of people who had come to the...
The Violence Against Women Act protects immigrants, too
If you have come to America and now find yourself in a dangerous situation at home, you may be able to divorce or leave your situation while protecting your right to remain in the United States by using the Violence Against Women Act. The Violence Against Women Act,...
What relations qualify for a family-based visa?
Many people who once dreamed of living in the U.S. now do so but have another goal in mind: Bringing a family member here to enjoy the same dream. Family-based visas are available to many types of family relations, with the first priority going to: Spouses Children...