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If you are a foreign national seeking entry into the United States, you may have heard about the concept of “dual intent.” But what exactly is dual intent, and how does it apply to U.S. immigration law? In general, dual intent refers to the ability of...

Investors can secure permanent residency in the United States by placing qualifying funds into a commercial enterprise and supporting job creation. Under the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, you may obtain a green card when your investment meets federal requirements and creates or preserves at least ten full-time positions for U.S. workers....

Yes, social media influencers can apply for U.S. visas if they can show a strong record of achievement and recognition in their field. Many influencers qualify under visa categories designed for individuals with notable accomplishments in the arts, media, or business. If you create content, build an audience, and...

Immigration laws and policies can change quickly, affecting visa applications, green card cases, family petitions, and employment-based immigration matters. Staying informed about these developments can help you avoid delays, respond to new requirements, and make better decisions about your future in the United States. Whether you are applying for...

If you are a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and you fear persecution in your home country because of your sexual orientation or gender identity, you may be eligible for asylum in the United States. Asylum is a form of protection that allows you to stay in the US legally and eventually...

To file an I-526 petition, investors must document their qualifying EB-5 investment, prove the lawful source of their investment funds, and provide evidence that they satisfy EB-5 eligibility requirements. Because USCIS closely reviews the origin and transfer of investment funds, thorough documentation is often one of the most important parts of the...