Articles about immigration in the United States.

Before hiring an immigration attorney, ask these seven questions. They protect your case, your money, and your peace of mind.

The EB-5 is the investor visa leading to permanent residency. How much to invest in 2026, what a TEA is, and how to document the source of funds.

Being in deportation proceedings does not mean the case is lost. These are the legal defenses available and the critical timelines.

In the United States a notary public is not an attorney. This cultural confusion has cost thousands of immigration cases. Learn how to tell the difference and protect yourself.

If ICE detained a family member, an immigration bond can release them while the case proceeds. How to request it, what it costs, and what happens next.

As a U.S. citizen you can petition for your parents to become permanent residents. This guide covers the steps, timelines, documents, and costs.

A clear, practical guide for the first 48 hours after ICE detains a loved one: how to locate them, what rights they have, and the steps to take to avoid costly mistakes.

Real timelines to get a marriage-based green card in Florida in 2026: why they vary so much, what speeds them up, and what slows them down.

Understand the difference between affirmative and defensive asylum, how it is decided which track applies to you, and what to expect in each.

A proposal would limit work permits for people with parole, deferred action, and orders of supervision. Learn who would be affected and options.

The government may limit work permits for people with humanitarian parole, deferred action, and orders of supervision. Learn who could be affected.

Many people have questions about the fees immigration is now charging in asylum cases. Depending on where your case is pending, the payment may need to be made through the USCIS portal (https://my.uscis.gov/accounts/annual-asylum-fee/questionnaire) or through the immigration court payment system (https://epay.eoir.justice.gov/index). It is also important to stay alert for any notices by regular mail, […]