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Regardless of your basis for immigrating to the US, there are numerous reasons that the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) could find you inadmissible. The term means that you are not allowed to lawfully enter the country or obtain a visa because of acts or misconduct listed as grounds for inadmissibility under immigration laws….
When you are applying for a green card under US immigration laws, an important factor that affects the process is your location when you submit your forms. Applicants who are abroad will undergo consular processing to be admitted into the US as lawful permanent residents (LPR). If you are present in the US when you…
Law is complicated and immigration law is even more challenging. Some processes within immigration law are more complex, such as consular processing. Because this process does take a lot of work, one of the first things to determine is whether it’s the best method for you to get a green card.
People may need to replace their permanent resident card, better known as a Green Card in multiple kinds of situations. In addition to Green Cards being lost, damaged, or stolen, people may have issues relating to Green Cards containing incorrect information or possibly expiring once a person turns 16 years of age when they are…
Adjustment of status (also known as AOS) refers to the process of applying for lawful permanent resident status or a Green Card while a person is currently present in the United States. Adjustment of status can allow immigrants to stay in the United States while their applications are being processed, and people can avoid having…
It’s no secret that immigration petitions and applications can take a long time to process. Arizona immigration Lawyer explains that in 2022, even the relatively routine process of replacing an expiring green card can take more than a year. Waiting for US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to grant a petition can feel like you’re…