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Category Archives: Family-Based Immigration
What to Consider Before Hiring a Chicago Immigration Attorney
Whether you need a work visa, want to bring family into the United States, or have any other immigration issue, it is critical that…
How Can Accusations of Marriage Fraud Affect the Immigration Process?
If you want to enter the United States, or you are already in the country and wish to seek permanent resident status, there are…
Guidance for LGBTQ Couples Applying for a K-1 Visa
A U.S. citizen may apply for a visa for their spouse or fiance. This type of visa is called a K-1 visa. The process…
Can You Get a K-1 Visa if Your Fiancé Has a Criminal Record?
If you are a U.S. citizen and have a fiancé who resides outside the United States, you may have the option to bring him…
How Can Children Qualify for Derivative Citizenship?
The citizenship process is inherently complex, and it becomes even more complicated when additional countries and nationalities become involved, such as when you have…
What is An Affidavit of Support for Family-Based Green Cards?
As a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, you may be able to sponsor a family member to obtain a green card. One of…
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