Marriage-based green cards

The fiancé or spouse visa interview is a moment many couples eagerly anticipate. After months of gathering documents and waiting for a scheduled appointment, the day finally arrives. But instead of walking away with an approved visa, some applicants receive a document labeled “221(g).” It’s an unexpected turn—and one that often leads to worry and…

When visiting the United States on a tourist visa or ESTA, entry is never guaranteed. Every entry is discretionary, meaning immigration officers decide if a person can enter based on whether they believe the purpose aligns with the visa. For individuals in a relationship with a U.S. citizen or those who have pending spouse or…

Across the globe, couples navigating the U.S. immigration system are experiencing a surge of fear. Fear of delays, of separation, of detainment—even fear of deportation. These emotions are real and deeply human. But as uncertainty grows, so does the power of community, education, and action. In times of political tension and shifting policies, fear often…

A new U.S. travel ban is set to take effect on June 9, 2025. For couples and families navigating immigration, this development may raise questions about how their cases could be impacted—especially if one partner is from one of the affected countries. Although the list is more limited than early reports suggested, the changes still…

A marriage green card interview is a meaningful step in a couple’s immigration journey. It’s the moment where you and your partner get to share the love story you’ve built and the life you’ve created together. With the right preparation, this day can feel like an exciting milestone rather than a daunting hurdle. Immigration officers…

After months of paperwork, waiting, and anticipation, the news finally arrives: your green card interview is scheduled. Excitement bubbles up—but so does nervousness. The letter from immigration includes a daunting list of required documents. Some apply. Some don’t. What’s truly important to bring? The marriage-based green card interview is the final step before approval. Immigration…

Receiving the notice for your marriage green card interview can bring a mix of joy and anxiety. On one hand, you’re together in the same country – finally! On the other, the interview feels intimidating—like everything hinges on that one appointment. That’s completely normal. The good news is that preparation can turn fear into confidence.…

Lately, many green card holders and their loved ones have found themselves feeling anxious. Quiet conversations at kitchen tables, worried messages between partners across borders, and late-night internet searches all reveal the same fear: “Is my green card truly safe?” News stories and social media rumors have added to the unease, leaving many to wonder…

After years apart, a couple finally shares the same kitchen—until a phone alert flashes: “Alien Registration Requirement Begins April 11, 2025.” Suddenly, road-trip plans, family visits, and even a backyard wedding feel uncertain. Many couples are asking the same questions: Does this rule apply to us? Could it pull us apart?   What Is the…

Imagine sitting by your window, sipping coffee, and smiling at a text from your partner who lives thousands of miles away. While the physical distance in a long-distance relationship can be daunting, the emotional connection doesn’t have to suffer. Trust, the backbone of any relationship, becomes even more vital when you’re navigating love across cities,…