Tag: Lawful Permanent Residency

Table of contentsIntroductionUnderstanding the implications of traveling while the permanent residence is pendingFactors to Consider Before Making Travel Plans During the Permanent Residence ProcessPotential Risks and Challenges of Traveling During the Pending Permanent Residence StatusHow to Mitigate Potential Travel Complications While Awaiting Permanent Residence ApprovalAlternatives to International Travel During the…

Individuals married to U.S. citizens or permanent residents receive temporary immigration status as conditional residents. This applies to people who have been married for less than two years after being granted legal permanent residence (green card). The status lasts for two years, and the individual can prove the validity of…

Cancellation of removal is an immigration function that allows permanent and non-permanent residents to petition an immigration judge to modify their status from "deportable alien" to "lawfully accepted for permanent residence

You want to immigrate to the United States and become a lawful permanent resident. But what if you have a criminal record?

It's possible to get a U.S. green card through marriage - but it may not be as simple as you think. This guide explains marriage green cards.