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Losing a spouse brings grief that no family should carry alone. For immigrant spouses in Ohio, that loss is often followed by an urgent legal question: “Does the death of a U.S. citizen spouse end the immigration process, too?” Federal law provides certain protections...
Living in an abusive marriage can be dangerous and vexing. Your situation might worsen if they start blocking or threatening your green card application process. You might feel trapped, but the U.S. government provides means to protect you from your spouse. Under the...
Question: Which visas does the June 22, 2020 proclamation affect? On June 22, 2020, President Trump issued a proclamation, extending and expanding upon a prior proclamation. This proclamation prevents foreign nationals that were issued an immigrant visa abroad after April 24, 2020, from entering the US. Additionally, this proclamation suspends the issuance of H-1Bs, H-2Bs, L-1s, and J-1s at consulates…
Recent changes to the green card process U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has implemented the Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds final rule on Feb. 24, 2020. Under the Rule, USCIS will look at multiple factors to determine if someone is likely to become a public charge. This new rule affects some green card applicants. The “public charge” inadmissibility test was…
The spark of attraction knows no borders. In fact, the more exotic we find the object of our desire, the more we are attracted. So, with Valentine’s day around the corner, here are some thoughts on the path of true love with a foreign national. Step 1: Love is in the Air Many citizens of other countries come to the…
Approximately one quarter of the country’s physicians are foreign medical graduates. Physician immigration is one of the most complex areas of U.S. immigration law, requiring coordination between multiple government agencies. Due to the complex nature of physician immigration, any mistakes in the immigration process can result in significant delays or even the inability to practice medicine in the U.S. at…
