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By Reuben Seguritan Is it still possible for the beneficiary to get a green card even if the petitioner dies? Before Section 204(l) of the Immigration and Nationality Act was enacted by Congress, the death of the petitioner automatically revoked the petition save for two instances. One was when the beneficiary was the widow or Read the full article…

By Reuben Seguritan Many foreign nationals become lawful permanent residents by applying for an immigrant visa at the provisional unlawful presence waiver is available to the spouse, parents, and children of U.S. citizens who are ineligible to adjust status in the U.S. These include individuals who entered the U.S. as crewmen or without inspection, and Read the full article…

By Reuben Seguritan Many foreign nationals become lawful permanent residents by applying for an immigrant visa at a U.S. consulate abroad. This pathway to a green card is called “consular processing” and it requires a personal interview with a consular officer before the applicant can obtain an immigrant visa. Consular processing is available in both Read the full article…