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Family-based immigration is a type of immigration that allows US citizens and lawful permanent residents (also known as green card holders) to sponsor certain family members for immigration to the United States. The purpose of family-based immigration is to reunite...

How would you feel if one or both of your parents were facing the threat of deportation? Or your spouse? What about a sibling? What type of fear would exist in your household? Unfortunately, that is a reality for millions...

A fiancé visa, officially known as a K-1 visa, is a type of green card that allows foreigners who are engaged to marry a U.S. citizen the opportunity to enter the country in order to get married within 90 days...

February 3 is National Wedding Ring Day. It is a special occasion for all couples to embrace the vows they share and celebrate their love. It is a day for recognizing the joy, commitment and love that couples share in...

Family reunification remains a key component of U.S. immigration policy. Currently, the Cuban people are confronting a humanitarian crisis, and the United States has resumed the Cuban Family Reunification Parole (CFRP) Program. CFRP was established in 2007 to provide a...

Happy wife, happy life! Wife Appreciation Day is on September 18. Also called National Wife Day, it is a day for husbands to show and tell their wives how important they are to them and how much they appreciate the...

Family reunification is an important part of United States immigration policies. Family reunification is the best opportunity for someone to qualify to live and work in America as a lawful permanent resident. This is commonly called a green card holder....

Many United States rights and privileges are not available to undocumented residents. Estate and inheritance laws do not discriminate. In Illinois, your immigration status does not affect your inheritance rights. Undocumented immigrants have the same rights to inherit property, money...

I was asked if my child is a transmitted citizen? What is a transmitted citizen?  Families who are looking to bring their foreign-born children to the United States should determine whether their child has “transmitted” U.S. citizenship. According to USCIS,...