Calling America Home: Blogs About Immigration

Posted on: 18 March 2024

The immigration process can be complex and overwhelming, but with the help of an experienced immigration lawyer, it can be much more manageable. This post will explore the various ways in which an immigration lawyer can assist individuals and families who are navigating the immigration system. From understanding the different types of visas available to preparing for interviews and hearings, an immigration lawyer can provide valuable support and guidance every step of the way.
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Posted on: 13 September 2023

Moving to a new country is an exciting experience with the promise of a fresh start or a better life for many people. However, family immigration can be stressful, especially when things don't go as planned. For families aiming to reunite with their loved ones or secure permanent residency in the United States, enlisting the assistance of a family immigration attorney can prove invaluable. Read on to discover some of the essential services offered by family immigration lawyers, the benefits they provide, and why you should consider working with one.
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Posted on: 6 February 2023

Sometimes, it's advantageous for companies to hire foreign workers for specialized positions. You can legally do this thanks to H-1B visas. With that said, you may want to hire a visa attorney to help you with this process. Here are some things they can do. Manage Important Forms To get this visa process started for foreign workers you're looking to bring over to the states, you'll need to fill out important forms.
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Posted on: 4 May 2022

Those thinking about immigration often assume it only applies to the process of becoming a citizen. However, the immigration process applies to several ways of coming to or staying in the U.S. Here are five types of statuses that immigration lawyers can help with. Permanent Resident  Suppose a person wants to live long-term in the U.S., but they don't want to surrender their citizenship in their home country. For example, permanent residency combined with travel zone privileges under an E.
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