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Plain-English explanations of U.S. immigration law — updated regularly by Attorney Akosua Owusua Kissi and the AB Legal team.
Yes, it is possible to sponsor yourself for a green card in the United States, but only through certain immigration categories. Most green card cases
Yes, it is possible to sponsor yourself for a green card in the United States, but only through certain immigration
The K-1 fiancé(e) visa process commonly takes about 8 to 16 months from filing Form I-129F to receiving the visa,
Divorce after getting a green card does not always mean you will lose your immigration status. The real answer depends
A K-2 visa allows the eligible child of a K-1 fiancé(e) visa applicant to travel to the United States with,
Yes, United States citizenship can be revoked in limited circumstances, but the answer depends on how the person became a
A National Interest Waiver, often called an NIW, is an immigration option under the EB-2 employment-based green card category. It
A conditional green card is a two-year green card issued to certain immigrants who have been approved for lawful permanent
A reentry permit is a travel document issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to lawful permanent residents (green
A U.S. visa is a document generally placed in a traveler’s passport that allows a foreign citizen to seek entry
A visa extension in the USA refers to the process that allows a foreign national to extend their stay in
The F2 visa is a type of dependent visa issued by the USA to certain family members of an F1
A tourist visa, also known as a visitor visa, is a type of non-immigrant visa issued for temporary travel to