Greg Eisenberg

The immigration journey can often feel like a high-stress marathon, with bureaucratic hurdles and uncertain outcomes contributing to anxiety. However, managing this stress is crucial not only for your mental health but also for effectively handling the immigration procedures. Stress is a natural part of the human experience, especially evident during significant life changes such…

The journey to obtaining a green card through marriage is punctuated by the USCIS interview—a pivotal moment where couples must demonstrate the authenticity of their relationship and their adherence to immigration laws. While many focus on what to say, understanding what not to do is equally important.   #1 – Avoid Interrupting the Officer Respect…

Understanding the specific requirements and forms that pertain to your situation is important. Two such forms, the I-134 and I-864, play roles in different stages of the immigration process, particularly for couples navigating this journey together. While both forms aim to prevent the immigrant from becoming a public charge, they are used at different stages…

When a fiancé visa is denied, it can feel like a major setback in your journey to life together in the United States. Navigating the US immigration system can be challenging, especially after experiencing the disappointment of a fiancé visa denial. Many couples believe that simply switching to a spouse visa application will resolve any…

Embarking on the journey to secure a spouse or fiancé visa is much more than just filling out forms; it’s an opportunity to share your unique love story with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This process requires presenting a compelling narrative of your relationship through various pieces of evidence. From financial records that…

Step Five centers around the USCIS interview—where couples must validate their relationship and the immigrant beneficiary’s eligibility. This interview assesses detailed aspects of both partners’ lives together, scrutinizing the authenticity of their relationship through various questions about their history, marriage, and plans. Whether you’re preparing for an interview or hoping for a direct approval, understanding…

After your successful consular interview, where your fiancé visa is stamped into your passport, the next phase begins with your arrival in the U.S. This step is crucial as it sets the clock ticking on a 90-day period within which you and your fiancé must legally marry. It’s essential to monitor the expiration date on…

In a significant development, President Biden has announced a new policy that promises to reshape the landscape for undocumented individuals married to U.S. citizens. The upcoming policy  is designed to create a streamlined pathway to lawful permanent residency for undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens. This marks a profound shift from existing procedures, which often require…

If you’ve followed the steps we’ve discussed previously, you have successfully navigated the initial filing (Step 1) and managed the paperwork and requirements that followed (Step 2). Now, as you approach the crucial consular interview, it’s important to understand what lies ahead and prepare thoroughly to ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible. Step 3…

After your I-129F form (fiancé visa petition) is approved, the next step involves preparing for the transition from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to the National Visa Center (NVC). This phase is crucial because it ensures that all your paperwork is in order for the upcoming interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.…