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The journey of love knows no boundaries, yet when couples find themselves separated by vast distances due to immigration, they embark on a uniquely challenging path. Long-distance relationships, particularly in the context of immigration, require not just emotional commitment but also strategic planning and understanding. It involves mastering the art of communication, nurturing personal growth,…

The journey through U.S. immigration can often be filled with uncertainties, particularly when it comes to scheduled interviews. Couples may find themselves perplexed when they receive a cancellation notice from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Here, we explore the three primary reasons USCIS might cancel immigration interviews, offering insights to help couples…

The NVC serves as a critical hub in the U.S. immigration system, particularly for couples undergoing the fiancé or spouse visa process. Its primary function is to collect and verify the necessary documents for immigration cases, such as birth certificates, police background checks, and financial documents. These documents are essential for the U.S. embassy or…

Are you and your partner navigating the U.S. immigration system and wondering about interviews being waived for visa applications? It’s important to understand exactly what interviews are being referred to. The interview that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is sometimes waiving is for the adjustment of status process, not for the initial K1 or…

When you and your partner are separated by borders, with one of you navigating the complexities of the U.S. immigration system, every moment together is precious. This journey, filled with paperwork and waiting periods, often raises an important question for couples: “Is it possible for us to visit each other in the U.S. while the…

Can your spouse sponsor you for a visa if they are currently unemployed? We understand that the journey to live permanently in the United States can be overwhelming, and our aim is to clarify this crucial aspect for couples in this situation. At the heart of the visa sponsorship process is a requirement that immigrants…

USCIS has dropped their COVID-19 emergency policies and this will impact us the most with regard to telephonic interviews. They are now or have been in the past always requiring people to be present for interviews, attorneys included. If you wanted to serve as an attorney representing that client or that particular family, we have…

Part of the immigration process to receive a green card requires that the petitioner, the United States citizen or lawful permanent resident, prove that he or she is financially able to provide support for their immigrant spouse or fiancé or the beneficiary. That is proved through a process called the Affidavit of Support. It’s a…

There are three top things that we recommend that all of our clients avoid doing in their immigration journey and I want to share those top three tips with all of you. 1. Avoid checking your USCIS case status on a daily basis I know that that is the go-to place, especially with extremely long…

Processing Locations The fiancé visa process is initiated with an application or a petition to USCIS which are mainly processed in California. USCIS always looks at their processing centers and reviews them. If there are too many cases being processed at one site or it’s really struggling and it appears like that might be long…