Asylum

Asylum in the US is available for individuals at risk of persecution in their home countries. To qualify, one must apply within a year of entering the US and prove they face danger based on race, religion, political views, or other factors. The process involves filing an application, an interview with USCIS, and possibly appealing a denial in immigration court. If granted asylum, individuals can apply for a green card and access certain benefits. Learn more about the asylum application process and eligibility by visiting https://us-ilc.com/practice-areas/asylum/ .

Removal of Conditions

 

A conditional green card only lasts for two years, and you must file a petition to remove the conditions before it expires to prevent removal proceedings. This process is necessary for those married to US citizens or entrepreneurs, and it requires proof of the legitimacy of your marriage or business venture. If you miss the deadline, you could face deportation. For more information on the process and how to avoid removal proceedings, read the full page at https://us-ilc.com/practice-areas/family-visas/removal-proceedings/ .

Consular Processing

 For many immigrants living abroad, consular processing is a required step in securing lawful permanent resident status in the United States. From filing the correct petition to attending a medical exam and consular interview, each stage must be completed accurately and on time. Certain situations, such as unlawful presence or changes in marital status, can complicate eligibility and carry serious consequences. Read this page to better understand consular processing services and what to expect throughout the process.

H-1B1

 Hiring foreign professionals through the H-1B1 visa can be a valuable option for US employers, although the application process is often more complex than expected. Reserved for citizens of Chile and Singapore, this visa requires compliance with specialty occupation standards, labor certifications, and strict timelines. Employers must also understand renewal limits, visa caps, and how dependents are affected. Visit this page to learn more about H-1B1 visa services and eligibility requirements.