IMMIGRATION

An immigrant petition seeks lawful permanent residency in the United States, whereas a non-immigrant petition seeks temporary status in the United States (often based on work).


Green cards is slang for “lawful permanent resident” card. This card, once received, serves as confirmation of US residence. There are various methods to receive a green card, including through family, job, and other sources.

No. The green card application procedure might take anything between three months and two years.

U.S. immigration law is complicated. An immigration attorney can help you navigate the immigration process and ensure that you are following all processes appropriately. Evidence collecting and presentation can have a substantial influence on the case. Hiring an immigration attorney enables you with an expert who is knowledgeable about immigration law and will personally manage your case. We take pleasure in being your immigration partner, as well as offering professional and economical legal assistance.

The spouse’s ability to immigrate to the United States is determined by several factors, including (1) whether the person is currently in the United States and can simply adjust status or is abroad and requires Consular Processing of the immigrant visa; (2) whether the petitioner is a Lawful Permanent Resident or a US Citizen; and (3) whether the petitioner meets the income requirements for sponsorship. Contact an immigration attorney to go over all the criteria.

You can sponsor the person for a Fiance(e) Visa Petition, or you can marry them in that or another nation and file a spousal petition. Each of these possibilities has a distinct influence on the application to be filed, the proof to be gathered, and when the individual can enter the United States. Contact an immigration attorney to develop the best plan for your specific situation.

The individual may enter the United States on a permanent or temporary basis. How the family member can immigrate or visit the United States is determined by your unique circumstances, which can be discussed with an immigration attorney. Immigration for family members frequently depends on whether the person is regarded as an immediate relative, in which case a visa is available for the individual to immigrate to the United States. Visa wait times for non-immediate relatives can be lengthy (sometimes for decades), and our Immigration Attorneys will help you develop solutions to deal with these delays.

There are several elements that determine eligibility. In general, a person must have been a lawful permanent resident for 5 years before applying (or 3 years if married to a US citizen). Contact an immigration attorney to develop the best approach for your specific situation and ensure that you are completing all processes correctly.

Spouses of US citizens who have been unlawfully present in the United States for at least 180 days are eligible. Undocumented people who have lived in the United States illegally for at least 180 days and are the sons and daughters of US citizens, as well as the spouses and children of lawful permanent residents.

The United States is a country that firmly believes in the words on the Statue of Liberty: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” The United States gives two types of relief: asylum and temporary protected status. By talking with an immigration attorney, you will have access to a counsel who is knowledgeable about immigration law, will provide you an honest evaluation of your eligibility for relief, and will personally handle your immigration case.

If you are still in an abusive relationship, leave. There are several domestic violence shelters and services that can help you. Under the terms of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), the United States grants visas to men, women, and their children who are victims of violent relationships. By talking with an immigration attorney, you will have access to a counsel who is knowledgeable about immigration law, will provide you an honest evaluation of your eligibility for relief, and will personally handle your immigration case.

Yes, as a resident of the United States, you should report criminal activities to the relevant authorities. By collaborating with the authorities, you may be eligible for a visa based on your victimhood and cooperation. Contact an immigration attorney to discuss your eligibility.

Whether you can hire a foreign worker is determined by the sort of job and the alien’s status and credentials. Please contact an immigration attorney to discuss your company’s sponsorship of employment immigration visas for the temporary hiring of professional/skilled workers under the H-1B visa program, unskilled workers under the H-2B visa programs, and the TN visa program designed specifically for Canadian and Mexican workers.

Premium Processing is a USCIS program that offers considerably quicker processing in exchange for an extra cost. For an extra cost, USCIS promises action on your case within 15 calendar days for the following visa petitions or applications: H-1B, H-2B, H-3, O, P, Q-1, E-1, E-2, L, and TN.

You must wait till the petition is approved. Exclusion may apply in the rare circumstance when you are seeking for an H-1B non-immigrant and the employee is already in the US under H-1B status.

Waivers are frequently required owing to unlawful presence or misrepresentation to the authorities. The government frequently sets very tight deadlines for the application of waivers, therefore hiring the correct immigration attorney is critical. Fox Rothschild LLP’s immigration attorneys have years of expertise preparing I-601, I-601A, and I-212 waivers. Please contact an attorney to explore the waiver and your eligibility.

You must attend all court sessions or risk being deported. If you do not already have a counsel, you should contact a Partner Immigration counsel at Schneck & Harley Immigration Law Group, LLP to assess what remedy is available to you and to evaluate your documents.

Criminal charges or convictions that look minor may have serious ramifications for your immigration status, and you should consult with an immigration attorney to understand how this problem may influence your situation.

An immigration attorney cannot help you with this procedure. You will need to work with the SEVIS-approved school you want to attend.

We propose that you go to the Department of State’s website (www.travel.state.gov) and/or the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website (www.uscis.gov). Government websites finish in.gov, but those ending in.com are not authentic government websites. If you have more specific demands, please contact our office.

Applicants seeking visas (particularly visiting visas) must demonstrate their eligibility for the visa. Section 214(b) assumes that all visitor visa applicants are intending immigrants. To overcome this assumption, an applicant must establish non-immigrant intent.

A refusal under this part of legislation occurs when the consular officer determines that the evidence supplied in support of the application is inadequate to indicate eligibility for a visa. If you have been refused for this reason, you should speak with one of our attorneys to decide your future steps.

Individuals wishing to enter the United States for medical treatment must obtain visitor visas. Before applying, you may want to contact with an immigration lawyer.

As a Permanent Resident, you should exercise caution and do not register to vote or vote without first consulting an immigration attorney. You can only vote in municipal and state elections that do not require proof of US citizenship, and unlawful voting may result in deportation (removal) procedures. If you registered to vote or voted but are not a US citizen, our skilled immigration lawyers will help you assess your choices.

The first step is to ascertain the person’s immigration status. The next step is to speak with an immigration lawyer to see if creating the business would offer the individual status or if there are any problems about the business.

No. The landlord should not inquire about your immigration status because neither state or federal law presently requires them to. All local regulations demanding such action have been held up in court.

It is critical that you react promptly to the request with the requested information. Fox Rothschild LLP’s attorneys will be delighted to schedule a conversation with you to identify the best course of action for responding.

Many times, the government incorrectly determines that a case is deniable. Our expert attorneys have successfully handled situations when the government seeks to deny the claim. While results may vary based on the facts, and a case cannot always be settled, consulting with an attorney may provide another path of relief.

Pennsylvania discloses the rules in PUB 195NC, Fact Sheet: Identification and Legal Presence rules for Non-US Citizens. Other states have comparable publications.

The Social Security Administration has a guide regarding Social Security Numbers for Noncitizens on its website, and you may call the SSA toll-free at 1-800-325-0778 or 1-800-772-1213 (for the deaf or hard of hearing).