What Is an Immigration Bond?
An immigration bond allows a detained person to be released from custody while their case proceeds, on the promise they [...]
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What Is a Notice to Appear?
A Notice to Appear is the charging document that begins removal proceedings in immigration court. It states the allegations and [...]
What Is the Public Charge Rule?
The public charge rule is a ground of inadmissibility that asks whether you are likely to become primarily dependent on [...]
What Is Unlawful Presence?
Unlawful presence is time in the U.S. after your authorized stay ends or without admission. More than 180 days plus [...]
What Is Immigration Inadmissibility?
Immigration inadmissibility means a legal reason the government can use to deny you a visa, green card, or entry. Common [...]
Can I Apply for Two U.S. Visas at the Same Time?
Yes, you can generally hold two U.S. visas for different purposes, like visiting and studying, as long as your intent [...]
What Does U.S. Visa Revocation Mean?
Visa revocation cancels your visa, making it invalid for travel even before it expires. It can result from new information, [...]
Puis-je entrer aux États-Unis avec un visa qui expire bientôt ?
Yes, as long as the visa is valid on the day you arrive. The visa only needs to be valid [...]
Que se passe-t-il si mon passeport expire alors que je possède un visa américain valide ?
The visa stays valid. You do not transfer it; you travel with both the old passport containing the visa and [...]
Puis-je changer le lieu de mon entretien pour un visa américain ?
Usually yes, through the appointment system. Switching cities within your country is simple; interviewing in another country is possible but [...]
