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For decades, hundreds of thousands of families have entered the US under work visas like the H-1B, which allows the holder to bring their dependent spouse and children. The H-1B permits the beneficiaries and their families to remain in the US for three years, with an optional three-year extension. But what happens to those minors who outgrow their dependent category during that time? Without a visa, they might be deported. However, the Dream Act of 2023 could change that.

Obtaining your green card is crucial when you want to stay in the US permanently. In addition to complex paperwork, you’ll also need to pass an interview at a USCIS field office, US consulate, or embassy nearby. Preparing for this interview will help you feel more comfortable when you’re talking to the officer. This guide walks through what you need to know before you head to your interview.

If you’re applying for a temporary US visa or a K visa, you’ll need to fill out a Form DS-160. This document is the essential first step you take to make your petition official. This short guide walks you through everything you need to know to complete Form DS-160 without a hassle.

If your goal is to become a permanent United States resident by obtaining a Green Card, an H-1B visa is a great place to start. While most U.S. visas don’t permit you to work toward this goal, the H-1B visa, often called a “dual intent” visa, does. This article will cover everything you need to know on the path to your Green Card.

The application process to obtain an H-1B visa is cumbersome and expensive. Before you start, you should verify that you meet the requirements first. This article will walk you through the time components, as well as costs, workflows, and screening assessments. When you know what’s involved in the process, you can decide whether this visa is for you.

A new Biden policy allows some U visa applicants to receive EADs while they are on a long waitlist for a U-1 non-immigrant visa.

Your health is important. The following guide helps immigrant visa applicants understand health-related inadmissibility in relation to U.S. immigration and the safety of other citizens.

The NIW can also be awarded to applicants who are professional writers or novelists. In this category, it is important for the published works to have a certain cultural component that is beneficial to the U.S. national interest.

Immigrants might not be aware that they need to register for the Selective Service once they have arrived in the United States. The following information provides insights for who is eligible to register, and also who is exempt from the process.

Below are three red flags that legal residents should avoid in order to ensure smooth processing of their N-400 application.