Month: July 2022

The naturalization process gives some immigrants hoping to stay in the United States a possible means through which to establish U.S. citizenship. A multistep process, naturalization involves you sitting down for an interview with an officer from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). You also have to take and pass a two-part naturalization test if … Continue reading “What if you fail the English or civics naturalization tests?”

In the field of immigration law, asylum refers to a type of protected status – similar to refugee status – that allows you to remain in a country because you would face personal danger by returning to your home country. You might seek asylum if you are under persecution on the basis of race, religion … Continue reading “Can I qualify for asylum in the U.S.?”

In 2020, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) received more than 38,000 applications for K-1 fiancé visas. Of these applications, over 10,000 were refused. While the K-1 visa rejection rate has begun to taper off in recent years, there are still many factors that can lead to a denial. Government officials are wary that … Continue reading “Applying for a fiancé visa? Beware of these challenges.”