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Adjusting Status vs. Consular Processing Which Is Right for Your Family-Based Immigration Case

Adjusting Status vs. Consular Processing: Which Is Right for Your Family-Based Immigration Case?

Adjusting Status vs. Consular Processing: Which Is Right for Your Family-Based Immigration Case? When you are helping a family member immigrate to the United States, there are important decisions to make. One of the most important choices is how your relative will receive their green card. In family-based immigration cases, two main options exist: adjusting…

The Legal Benefits of Deferred Action for New Jersey Residents

The Legal Benefits of Deferred Action for New Jersey Residents

The Legal Benefits of Deferred Action for New Jersey Residents For many immigrants living in New Jersey, navigating the complex landscape of U.S. immigration laws can feel overwhelming. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, commonly known as DACA, has become a crucial lifeline for countless individuals, offering temporary protection from deportation and the opportunity to pursue…

How to Maintain Your Permanent Residency Status in New Jersey

How to Maintain Your Permanent Residency Status in New Jersey

How to Maintain Your Permanent Residency Status in New Jersey Becoming a permanent resident of the United States is a significant achievement that opens doors to many opportunities. However, maintaining permanent residency status comes with responsibilities and legal obligations. If you live in New Jersey and hold a green card, understanding the steps to protect…

Understanding Family-Based Immigration in New Jersey A Comprehensive Overview

Understanding Family-Based Immigration in New Jersey: A Comprehensive Overview

Understanding Family-Based Immigration in New Jersey: A Comprehensive Overview Navigating the immigration process can be overwhelming, especially for families who want to reunite with their loved ones in the United States. Family-based immigration allows U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (green card holders) to sponsor certain family members for immigration to the United States. This…