Immigration Blog

USCIS Office Locator The USCIS Service and Office Locator is a tool provided by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that allows users to find USCIS field and service centers near them. Users can enter their address, zip code, or city to find a list of USCIS offices in

USCIS Field Office Locations USCIS Field Office Field Offices in the United States are responsible for conducting scheduled interviews for applications unrelated to asylum. They also offer limited information and applicant services through appointments, which complement the resources available on the USCIS website and through phone support. Below are the

USCIS Asylum Office USCIS Asylum Office Locations Asylum Offices specialize in conducting scheduled interviews solely for asylum-related matters. There are 11 asylum offices from which you can obtain information for your requirements. Below are the locations of the USCIS asylum offices. If you want to locate the nearest asylum office,

Application Support Center Application Support Center Locations Application Support Centers (ASCs), provide services for collecting biometric data, typically after the submission of an application. ASCs do not accept direct application filings. The only service offered by ASCs after filing is the collection of biometrics for immigration benefit applications, which requires

USCIS International Office Locations U.S. Citizens, U.S. permanent residents and people living outside the U.S. who need assistance with immigration matters are served by the USCIS International Offices. Click on any country below to locate a USCIS International Office: Austria – Vienna Field Office Jamaica – Kingston Field Office China

The Marriage Green Card in the U.S. Guide: Requirements, Documents, Timeline, and More A spouse married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident could be eligible to get a Green Card, which allows them permanent residency in the U.S.  While marrying a U.S. citizen or permanent resident (Green Card holder)

Form I-130 Guide: Petition for Alien Relative Starting your loved one’s journey to permanent residency in the United States begins with Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. This form establishes your qualifying family relationship and kickstarts the process, but filing or approval alone doesn’t grant them any immediate immigration status

H-1B Visa Application Guide The H-1B visa serves as a crucial bridge between American companies and talented professionals from around the globe. Designed for individuals with specialized expertise in fields like science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), but not limited to such fields, it empowers U.S. businesses to tap into

Form I-129 Petition for Nonimmigrant Workers: Guide for Employers If you have ever considered hiring foreign talent to your U.S.-based company, understanding Form I-129, the petition for nonimmigrant workers, is crucial. Issued by USCIS, this form allows U.S. employers to sponsor foreign nationals for temporary jobs in the United States.

Visa Sponsorship: A Complete Guide for Sponsors and Beneficiaries Visa sponsorship refers to the process where a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or employer takes responsibility for supporting a foreign national’s application for a visa or green card. The sponsor demonstrates to the U.S. government their willingness to financially support the