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What You Need to Know Before You Go Traveling Abroad with a Green Card
Planning to travel outside the U.S. with your Green Card? This guide breaks down what every lawful permanent resident should know before leaving the country—including travel limits, reentry risks, and how to protect your status while abroad. Stay informed and travel with peace of mind.
IRS Sharing Immigrant Tax Data with ICE: What you need to know
Recently, it has been announced that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has reached an agreement to share immigrant tax information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Desafíos Comunes en el Ajuste de Estatus y Cómo Superarlos
El proceso de ajuste de estatus es un paso crucial para muchos inmigrantes que buscan obtener la residencia permanente en Estados Unidos. Sin embargo, este camino puede presentar diversos desafíos que generan estrés y preocupación.
Common Challenges in Adjustment of Status and How to Overcome Them
The adjustment of status process is a crucial step for many immigrants seeking to obtain permanent residency in the United States. However, this path can present various challenges that generate stress and worry.
Retrasos en el procesamiento de visas en 2025: Causas y cómo prepararse.
En los últimos años, el proceso de obtención de visas para ingresar o permanecer en Estados Unidos ha experimentado retrasos significativos
Beneficios de la Visa U: Más Allá de la Protección Legal
Para muchas personas inmigrantes en los Estados Unidos, ser víctima de un crimen no solo representa un trauma emocional, sino también un miedo adicional debido a su estatus migratorio.
TPS Changes Essential Updates and Guidance for Venezuelan, Honduran, and Salvadoran Nationals
Recent shifts in U.S. immigration policy have significantly impacted Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nationals from Venezuela, Honduras, and El Salvador.
Crucial Information Your Lawyer Needs to Know
When navigating the complexities of immigration law, your lawyer becomes your greatest ally. They’re here to protect your rights