Immigration Video Library

Can a green card holder bring a family member to the United States?



Appealing a denied immigration application



Bringing a same-sex spouse to the United States



Family Based Immigration



Bringing a sibling to the United States through family based immigration



Bringing grandparents to the United States



DACA



Documents required for family based immigration



Non-US citizen arrested



Getting out of ICE custody



How long does family immigration take?



Immigration Consequences of a Criminal Conviction



Mistakes of a an immigration case



Permanent Residency Adjustment



Relieving stress of an immigration client



Special provisions of spouses of U.S. Citizens



Sponsoring a family member who doesn’t have legal status



Admissibility offenses



Impact of a drug conviction on an immigration status



Bars to becoming a US Citizen



Challenges of family based immigration



Can a family member work during a pending application?



Choosing an Immigration Attorney



Crimigration



Deportability



Emotional state of an immigration client



Fiance Visa Application



Green card holder bringing relatives to the United States



Immigration Advisory



Immigration Advisory



Sponsoring a Spouse



Removal-deportation hearings



Sponsoring a cousin or extended family member



U-Visa



What is a green card?



How do I apply for asylum?



Green card marriage application



Overcoming a permanent bar



Can I work in the U.S. while waiting for a green card?



Can I travel internationally as an LPR holder?



Overstaying a Visa



Biometric screening



10-year bar on re-entering the U.S.



Obtaining a work visa or employment-based green card



Why would a green card be denied?



Consequences of immigration violations or criminal convictions on status



How does divorce affect my immigration status?



Proving your marriage is bona fide



Traveling back to your home country while your application is pending



U-Visa



Sponsoring a family member



Will I get deported after a criminal case?



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