Many residents of New Jersey and other people across the country have questions about the U.S. visa system. They might have a general understanding of some aspects of immigration law but not fully understand the different types of visas that are available for entry of...
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Green card holders and family immigration
If you hold a green card as a permanent resident in New Jersey or anywhere in the United States, you may be able to petition for a green card for your spouse or your unmarried children of any age. If you or your family member is in the military, special considerations...
Lawmakers provide protection for immigrants reporting crimes
Most immigrant families in New Jersey will tell you they are happy with their decision to live in America. This fact does not disqualify the experiences of immigrants who encounter hardships that are not common to birth citizens of the country. One problem advocates...
L-1A visa requirements
Managers and executives of foreign-based companies needing to perform their job duties in New Jersey or anywhere else in the country may become eligible to do so through the L-1A visa process. This non-immigrant visa also allows foreign companies without a U.S....
How domestic abuse victims can apply for a green card
Immigrants in New Jersey have multiple ways to become permanent residents. If you're a domestic violence victim, you might qualify for a green card under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). To apply for a green card, you'll have to submit a petition to the...
Which relatives are eligible for family visas?
Many New Jersey residents have family members in other countries who wish to join them in America. A lot of misinformation exists regarding the ability of immigrants to sponsor family members for visas or residency. The truth is that both these options exist for...
What are the obligations of an immigrant sponsor in New Jersey?
Form I-864 is a legally binding document that you should fully understand before filling it out. By law, you are financially responsible for the immigrant during the stated duration. There are certain details you need to know because this isn't as straightforward as...
Adopted children might not be U.S. citizens
Imagine that you were adopted as a child from another country and grew up in New Jersey. You get your driver’s license, graduate high school and set out to create your way in the world. Then, you discover when an employer enters your information into the E-Verify...