U.S. Immigration Process

USCIS define una declaración jurada como “un documento en el que una persona declara hechos y jura que los hechos son verdaderos y precisos.” La persona que redacta la declaración jurada es conocida como un declarante. Las declaraciones juradas pueden tomar diferentes formas y servir en una serie de situaciones. USCIS tiene requisitos específicos para […]

What is Form I-130? When a U.S. citizen or permanent resident wants to help a family member immigrate to the U.S, they must file USCIS Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. The purpose of the form is to establish that the petitioner and the beneficiary of the petition are related and the relationship makes the

The wait time for I-130 processing varies for each family. Typically, I-130 forms are processed in the order received. Other factors that impact wait times include the relationship between the applicant and beneficiary and the total number of I-130 forms received for processing. Immediate Family Members I-130 applications for immediate family members are usually processed

U.S. citizens and green card holders file Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, to establish qualifying family relationship with certain family members who wish to immigrate to the U.S. What happens after Form I-130 is approved will depend on the family relationship the immigrant visa applicant has with the sponsoring U.S. citizen or green card

Chain migration, which has become something of a buzzword in the wake of Sayfullo Saipov’s terrorist attack in New York, is really a new term for something that has long occurred in the United States. Previously, chain migration was known to folks familiar with immigration issues as family reunification or family-based immigration, which sounds quite