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Did You Know? Being without status is already stressful enough. When you add family disputes, especially between spouses, we certainly understand when that stress skyrockets. It has been our experience, unfortunately, that US citizens often try to use the immigration status of their spouses as a source of threats to coerce them into complying with

As USCIS processing times continue to slow (seriously, can we talk about how a fiance petition went from 6 months in 2018 to over 14 months in 2022?!?) and people to continue to wait for years to get an interview for an immigrant visa at various U.S. Embassies and Consulates, I get a lot of

Here’s something you won’t hear me say often. USCIS is moving fast – at least on Naturalization cases. In February, we filed a Naturalization case for someone in Norfolk, Virginia. She had her interview in April – just two months later!  In Atlanta, things are fast, though not that fast. This past week, I went

Marriage to a U.S. citizen has its immigration perks, for sure. It can lead to eligibility for a green card, it can mean faster adjudication times, it can mean that certain rules are “waived,” and it can also mean that a person can apply for naturalization sooner than other permanent residents. Most permanent residents have

How long is too long to wait to be reunited with a loved one? A week? A month? For some families, the wait to be together is approaching a year or longer. It’s not wonder that we’ve been getting a lot of inquires from people who want to know if anything can be done to