The time frame for consular processing depends on the complexity of the case; whether there are unusual issues or the relationship status is clear and all papers are in order.
Generally, it takes between nine and twelve months.
Those who serve our military are among our most honorable citizens, which is why very often, spouses or children of U.S. service members will qualify for expedited or overseas naturalization. If you believe you or your child qualify for naturalization, then you must read on and reach out to our… Read More
Filing Form N-400, Application for Naturalization is the last major step in the citizenship process. This is an exciting time in your life--you’re almost there! Here are some of the things you should know about the final steps going forward: What are the different types of naturalization ceremonies? The two… Read More
In a recent announcement, USCIS has declared that petitioning employers now must pay a $10 fee per H-1B registration. The change in policy, according to USCIS, is so that they can “modernize and more efficiently process applications to live or work in the United States.” While many opposed the fee,… Read More
While getting a Green Card is a source of relief for many, the wait is very often stressful. To learn more about what you can do during the pending period of your Form I-485, please read on and reach out to our experienced, compassionate immigration firm. Here are some of… Read More
