Please use the drop down menu to find blogs related to your concern. These immigration blogs discuss topics related to temporary nonimmigrant status. Website visitors may also find blogs discussing: family-based immigration, adjustment of status, consular processing, and other immigration matters.

General Immigration Information

Website visitors interested in general immigration information may click on the following links: temporary nonimmigrant status, family-based immigration, and adjustment of status. In particular to family-based immigration, website visitors may find information about K-1 fiance visas, marriage-based conditional residency, and widow benefits.

For general information about humanitarian benefits, visitors may read about humanitarian parole and temporary protected status. Additional humanitarian relief includes refugee status and benefits for a refugee or asylee’s family members. For foreign nationals interested in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (“DACA”), they may visit this page. In addition, site visitors may also visit the humanitarian relief page to find information about U-1 visas for crime victims and military parole-in-place.

Sometimes, consulates, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or Customs and Border Protection deny an application based upon an inadmissibility issue. In the legal world, inadmissibility means that an immigration official concluded that a legal or factual reason prohibits granting an application. When examining an application for inadmissibility, immigration officials apply statutes to the situation. Depending upon the infraction, U.S. law may offer a foreign national the opportunity to apply for an inadmissibility waiver. For inadmissibility waiver information, website visitors may visit this page.

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