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Engagements and marriage are among the most common reasons that people pursue family-based immigration. Someone who falls in love and wants to start a family will obviously need to live close to their intended partner. There are immigration programs for those who have...
Having a spouse who lives abroad can inspire marriage strain. After all, those who live separately could begin to grow apart over time due to a lack of shared experiences. Spouses who are separated by international boundaries typically – and very understandably – want...
Lawful permanent residents and United States citizens can potentially help their spouses enter the country and obtain the necessary paperwork to stay in the United States. Green cards are available for the spouses of permanent residents and United States citizens. As...
If you’re a U.S. citizen, the process of obtaining permanent resident status (commonly known as getting a green card) for a spouse who’s a foreign national varies depending on whether they’re currently living here on a temporary visa or still living outside the U.S....
Whether you’re applying for a green card or you’re already a permanent U.S. resident seeking citizenship, you’re required to reveal any arrests – even if you were not charged or convicted. Clearly, a conviction could weigh heavily against your favor – but is a mere...
Some people falsely assume that marrying a United States citizen makes it easy for them to become U.S. citizens. While it’s true that marrying a citizen can get you into the U.S. a little easier, you still have to meet the requirements to become a naturalized citizen....
If you are a citizen of the United States want to bring your fiancé with you to live in the country, you may be able to do so by using the fiancé visa. This visa is also known as the K-1 visa and will allow your fiancé to enter the country as a nonimmigrant. Citizens...
When you’re living abroad and decide to return to the United States, you may not be sure how to bring your partner back with you. The thought of them not remaining with you may be upsetting, so it is important for you to take steps to bring them to the United States...
If you are married and would like to bring your spouse to the United States, you will need to be a U.S. sponsor/petitioner. You will need to have U.S. residency yourself and maintain your principal residence within the country. There are a few exceptions to that rule,...
If you are a U.S. citizen or Green Card holder and would like to bring your spouse to the United States, you may be able to do so by applying with the appropriate documentation. If your spouse is already in the United States, the process of getting a Green Card may be...