The United States seems to have more polarization than ever before. Because politics often take center stage in nightly newscasts and local cafes alike, you may want to make your voice heard. If you are not a U.S. citizen, though, voting in a federal, state and many...
Month: July 2019
Divorce and your immigration status
There are a number of considerations to mull over if you are thinking about a divorce or you have already begun the process. Aside from legal issues which involve your finances or your children, you may also need to consider the potential implications of ending your...
TN nonimmigrant status for Canadian and Mexican professionals
When it comes to obtaining a work visa and moving to California, people who have a higher level of education and/or experience often have more options. Professionals who are citizens of Mexico or Canada have an option not available to foreign nationals from other...
Successfully maneuvering the green card process
For many people, the process of applying for a green card can be time-consuming, full of uncertainty and very stressful. Some people are unable to obtain a green card, and this can be especially frustrating when they would have been qualified for a green card but did...
Discussing immigration issues with your children
Immigration issues can be tough for all sorts of reasons. These cases can place a great deal of strain on one's emotional health, and an unfavorable outcome could interfere with one's career and their entire outlook on life as well as their future. From deportation to...
Divorce may make becoming a permanent resident more difficult
Your marriage was a day of happiness for several reasons. However, if you have since decided to call it quits with your spouse, and you hold a green card, you may need to pay special attention to what follows.People who obtained a green card after marrying U.S....