Denied entry? It’s possible to seek reconsideration by appeal
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
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2y ago
If you have applied to come to live in the United States and have had your application for a visa denied, then you may want to consider making an appeal. It’s not uncommon for people to have their applications denied due to minor mistakes or because the government needs more information. If that happens to you, then you should consider seeking an appeal to get your visa. Why would a visa be denied? A visa may be denied if the consular office doesn’t think you provided enough information to determine if you’re eligible to receive a visa in the category in which you applied. You may also have yo ..read more
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Will I be deported immediately if I’m in the U.S. illegally?
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
If you are caught in the United States without a visa or right to be in the county, then you could be deported. The process of deportation is not immediate. So, you won’t automatically be put on a plane and sent back to your home country. There is a specific process for anyone caught in the U.S. who may be deported. There are several hearings that will take place. If you are found to be in the U.S. illegally after those hearings and aren’t granted the right to stay, then you will be deported at that point. Understanding expedited removal The expedited removal process is the fastest way to depo ..read more
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The limitations of being in America without a green card
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
Coming to America without a green card can limit what you can do in the country. Even if you come legally, not having a green card can influence what you are or are not able to do in your daily life, such as if you’re able to work, rent an apartment or get a license. Here are a few things you should know about being in America without a green card. Can I work without a green card? Only in a few circumstances, such as if you have a nonimmigrant visa that allows it, like an O, L, or H visa. You may also be able to work without a green card if you have an employment authorization card instead. Ca ..read more
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What complications could affect your request for a Green Card?
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
Getting a visa means that you can legally travel to and stay in the United States. Getting a green card means you are officially a lawful permanent resident who can stay in the country for the rest of your life. It creates new opportunities and extends new rights to you. Applying for a Green Card is one of the most important steps in the modern immigration process. However, many people find themselves facing unexpected challenges. Many Green Card applicants don’t get approved and instead have to give up their dream of permanently residing in the United States or appeal the decision against the ..read more
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4 factors that could affect your ability to secure a K-1 visa
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by josh.grace@thomsonreuters.com
2y ago
If you’re one of the many U.S. citizens that has been fortunate enough to find love abroad, then you’re likely eager to bring your significant other to the U.S. to start your life together. Doing so isn’t as easy as coming up with a date and purchasing a plane ticket. You must apply for a fiance visa and wait to see if immigration officials approve your request. You may find it helpful to learn about the many situations that may motivate immigration officials to deny your K-1 visa request so that you can come up with a plan B if that option doesn’t work. Failure to substantiate your relationsh ..read more
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There are several employment-based visa options for immigrants to the USA
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
It can be complicated to seek an employment-based visa. There are several requirements and qualifications that you will need to meet before the government will provide a visa to you. There are many kinds of employment-based visas that you may want, such as the EB-5, which is for investors, the L-1 intra-company transfer visa or the H-1B special occupation visa. It’s necessary to select the correct type of visa for your application. Then, you need to make sure that your application is filled out thoroughly and with the requisite information. Will you need a labor certification to come to the US ..read more
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How can you prove a valid engagement to get your fiancé(e) a visa?
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
Romantic relationships are subjective. One couple could take years to decide they want to marry, while other people may know in an instant that they want to commit themselves to a new romantic interest. Regardless of whether you met your fiancé(e) while traveling abroad and have maintained a relationship since returning home or you fell in love online without ever meeting them, having them come into the country to marry you may be the logical next step for your relationship. As a United States citizen, you have the right to ask for a visa for your fiancé(e), provided that you have a valid rela ..read more
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The journey to getting a green card
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
A green card is a colloquial name for the United States Permanent Resident Card. It is proof that a non-citizen cardholder is a permanent resident of the United States. This means that, for most purposes, this resident can live just as they would if they were a natural-born citizen. However, the journey as an immigrant to obtaining a green card can be a long one. A green card can also be revoked in certain situations, for example, if a holder breaks the law or leaves the country for a long period of time. If you are an immigrant in the United States and you want to gain a free card, the follow ..read more
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If you’re studying in the United States, get to know your visa limits
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
As a student who wants to study in the United States, one question you may have is what happens if you overstay on your student visa. If you overstay, you could violate the law and end up in trouble with the U.S. government. It is tricky for students to know exactly how long they can stay in the country, especially once they complete a degree. During the Trump Administration, the rules have become more stringent, too. It is extremely important, as a result, that you know the rules of your student visa, the F1 visa. Here are some of the questions you may have and the answers you could be lookin ..read more
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Can your citizenship or Green Card help your family immigrate?
Law Offices of Dennis M. Clare, PSC | Louisville Immigration Law Blog
by gturnercontentcustoms
2y ago
One of the hardest things about immigration may be how it can separate a family, often for years. When you decide to move to the United States, you may come on your own and wait for years before you see your loved ones again. Restrictions on travel and residency requirements for those hoping to become citizens after securing a Green Card or Permanent Resident Card could mean going many years without seeing your loved ones face-to-face. Now that you have your Green Card or have become a full-fledged United States citizen, you may find yourself thinking about bringing some of your loved ones her ..read more
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