Immigration Blog

Visa Revocations

Section 221(i) of the INA gives DOS visa revocation power for aliens outside of the USA. DOS may revoke a nonimmigrant visa or revoke an immigrant visa.

EB4 Visa Green Card Category – Special Immigrants

EB4 special immigrants – EB4 visa category special immigrants. EB4 green card category special immigrants – EB4 category of green card special immigrants

K-1 and K-2 Visas for Fiancées and Derivatives

What are the requirements for K-1 and K-2 visas? Form I-129F. How to adjust the status after entering into marriage.

Recapturing Priority Dates for Family-Sponsored Immigrant Visa Applications

Automatic conversion of family-based immigrant visa petitions. The benefits and challenges of recapturing priority dates.

Overcoming Presumption of Public Charge

Public charge: factors that determin if an alien will become a public charge. Scenarios when an alien doesn’t have to overcome presumption of public charge.

Sponsor Liability

Concept of sponsor liability. Applicable and inapplicable benefits for liability. Sponsored immigrant litigation against sponsors. Obligations of sponsorship.

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