Monthly Archives: June 2026
What to Expect After an Immigration Bond is Cancelled
Navigating the United States’ immigration system is stressful, particularly when immigration bonds and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are involved. Many people are relieved when they receive an immigration bond but it is important to note that while it does signal the end of a specific legal chapter, it can also raise new issues… Read More »
What are the Minimum Stay Requirements for Green Cards in the U.S.?
When people are wondering about the minimum stay requirements around green cards, they are typically trying to determine how long they must be in the United States to apply for a green card, or how long they need to stay to retain their lawful permanent resident status. There is no minimum number of days… Read More »
How to Apply for Adjustment of Status
Adjustment of status allows immigrants who are in the United States to apply for lawful permanent residency, or a green card. With a green card, immigrants can reside and work in the U.S. while also having the freedom to travel outside of the country. An adjustment of status is not available for immigrants outside… Read More »
Possible Defenses to Deportation
In the United States, ‘deportation’ refers to the legal process used by the federal government to remove foreign nationals from the country. The government deports foreign nationals for a number of reasons. Violation of immigration laws, convictions for certain crimes, and illegally entering the U.S. are just a few of these. For immigrants, there… Read More »