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At a Glance Asylum applications are only accepted from individuals physically present in the U.S. or at a designated port of entry. Options for applying include submitting an affirmative application to USCIS or during removal proceedings. Applying at a U.S. border is possible but may result in deten…

At a Glance Generally, friends and family write this letter to share they’ll be hosting you. While not mandatory, an invitation letter can increase the chances of visa approval. It offers samples of invitation letters for both the embassy and the guest, detailing all the necessary information …

Being eligible for U.S. citizenship through naturalization is a big deal. But before you can call it a victory, you have to overcome one obstacle – you have to apply for naturalization and deal with all the paperwork.  When you apply for naturalization, you will encounter Form N-400. To h…

Latino people are quite underserved when it comes to getting credit from a bank – which is why most of them even avoid going there in the first place. That being said, while it might be difficult to find a good Latino credit union, it’s not impossible. You just need to know where to look […]

The process of a United States visa is often long and cumbersome. You’re asked to present numerous documents and attend multiple interviews to earn the visa. Offsite Facilitation Centers (OFC) form the main component of this process. Yet very few people know about these centers. Even worse, they con…

At a Glance Consider getting a new passport after marriage based on travel plans and destination country requirements. Some countries may require your passport to display your new name. Contact the consular section for specific requirements if keeping the old passport. Changing your passport is advi…

Are you a Canadian citizen considering a move to the United States? Whether you’re planning a short visit, a temporary work assignment, or a permanent relocation, it’s essential to understand the different options available and how long you can legally stay in the U.S. In this blog post,…

For Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, the decision to travel internationally with Advance Parole is a significant one. While Advance Parole offers a legal pathway for DACA recipients to travel abroad and re-enter the United States, it is essential to understand the potential …

At a Glance Pending asylee status refers to the situation where an individual has applied for asylum in the United States and is awaiting a decision on their application. While their application is pending, they are considered authorized to stay in the country. However, pending asylee status does no…

Just when everyone thought the Trump administration couldn’t think up any more crazy immigration policies, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a new proposal. This time not only affecting immigration policies but also the collection of highly sensitive personal information…

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