When someone resides in the United States illegally, they are always at risk for deportation. However, if you are a nonimmigrant who left the country for a valid reason, i.e. to care for a sick family member in your native country, and were barred from the United States upon your return, you most likely have […]
Read MoreOver the last week, the Department of Homeland Security announced a new proposal having to do with work permits for those who have been issued final orders for removal. If you are someone who has recently been issued a final order for removal and you currently have a work permit here in the United States, […]
Read MoreWhen a nonimmigrant wishes to become a United States citizen, they will have to take an exam regarding their understanding of the English language and U.S. history and civics. Passing this exam is a critical part of obtaining citizenship, which is why if you are someone who is looking to gain citizenship in the United […]
Read MoreFiancé visas, formally called K-1 visas, allow future spouses of United States citizens to become United States citizens themselves. That being said, receiving such a visa is sometimes challenging, and the requirements demand far more than simply marrying someone; your specific situation will have to qualify. Our Wisconsin immigration attorneys are here to help. Please […]
Read MoreThose who live in the United States as immigrants have one primary concern: becoming United States citizens. Becoming a citizen gives those individuals a sense of security, belonging, and safety. If you are an immigrant who has held a green card for at least 5 years, there is a very good chance that you can […]
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