Category: Immigration Law

Bringing your family together is one of the most common — and most meaningful — reasons people turn to U.S. immigration law. Family-based immigration lets U.S. citizens and lawful permanent

When the person who wants a green card lives outside the United States, the path to permanent residence usually runs through a U.S. embassy or consulate in their home country.

Sometimes a person is otherwise eligible for a green card but is blocked by a legal barrier called a ground of inadmissibility — for example, certain prior immigration violations. For