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USCIS Form I-485 medical exam policy 2024
If you’re applying for a green card, the stakes just got higher. There is a new USCIS Form I-485 medical exam policy that requires you
Understanding the J-1 Visa No Objection Waiver
Understanding the J-1 Visa No Objection Waiver can help foreign nationals bypass the often frustrating two-year home residency requirement. This waiver offers a lifeline for
Unlocking a Path to U.S. Citizenship for Vulnerable Children: Understanding Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
Imagine a vulnerable child, abandoned, abused, or neglected, with no clear path to safety. The U.S. legal system offers a glimmer of hope for these
How does divorce affect J-2 visa holders?
How does divorce affect J-2 visa holders? Divorce can be complicated under any circumstances, but for those on a J-2 visa—dependents of J-1 exchange visitors—the
Are You Eligible for Legal Status? Check Your Eligibility for President Biden’s 2024 Immigration Program for Undocumented Immigrants Married to U.S. Citizens!
Family unity is a cornerstone of a healthy society, providing emotional support and stability to individuals. Recognizing the importance of keeping families together, President Biden
Immigration: Biden Administration Prepares to Offer Legal Status to Undocumented Immigrants Living in the U.S. for Over a Decade
In a move that could reshape the lives of millions, the Biden administration is preparing to introduce a groundbreaking policy aimed at providing legal status
Divorce and Conditional Green Card Renewal: Risks of a New Relationship
Going through a divorce can be challenging enough on its own, but when you add the complexities of immigration status into the mix, the process
Immigration: New Asylum Policy to Halt Asylum Seekers
In a major shift in U.S. immigration policy, the Biden administration has announced a new asylum policy to halt asylum seekers effectively at the U.S.
Asylum: President Biden to Sign Border Enforcement Action
President Biden is poised to take a significant step in response to the increasing number of illegal border crossings for asylum seekers. If the daily
What Can I Do if My Former Spouse Does Not Follow the Child Custody Order in North Carolina?
Child custody arrangements are crucial for ensuring the well-being and stability of children following a separation or divorce. When one parent does not adhere to
Everything You Need to Know About Prenuptial Agreements in North Carolina
When planning a wedding, the thought of a prenuptial agreement might seem unromantic. However, a prenup can provide peace of mind and financial clarity for
North Carolina Child Custody Battles With a Narcissistic Parent
Child custody battles can be emotionally charged and complex, especially when one parent exhibit narcissistic traits. The process of determining child custody can become even
North Carolina Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) and Immigration Consequences
In the realm of family law, cases involving domestic violence protection orders (DVPOs) can be complex and emotionally charged. For individuals dealing with immigration concerns
Navigating Child Support in North Carolina: A Comprehensive Guide
Child support is a critical aspect of family law that aims to ensure the well-being of children following a separation or divorce. In North Carolina,
Tax and Child custody: Which Parent Claims a Child on Taxes After Divorce? Can parents take turn claiming child taxes?
It is tax season! You are now a divorced mother or dad. Who will claim Jose on their taxes after the divorce? Many parents often
New Program of Conditional Libertad Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela and your immediate family members
La administración de Biden creó un nuevo programa que ha permitido que 30,000 personas de Cuba, Haití, Nicaragua y Venezuela y sus familiares inmediatos ingresaran
Immigration Proposes Big Fee Increases
The New Year is all about changes- changing bad habits, changing our dress size; The United States and Immigration Services (USCIS) is no different. In
Can I date during the divorce?
Going through a divorce is probably one of the most emotionally draining processes for the person going through this process. Often, some people may not
I am a green card holder who has committed a crime? Will i be deported?
One of the questions I get asked a lot is whether a person will get deported for an arrest or crime conviction. This is a
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