Employment Based Visas

In this article, we discuss changes to the public charge rule, specifically regarding:

• What is the rule concerning public charge now?
• What benefits are covered under the public charge rule?
• What other changes come with this removal of the new public charge rule?

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​Some may think that one can reside here in the United States permanently with “lawful permanent residence status” commonly known as a Green Card. Often Green Card holders are surprised to find themselves in Removal Proceedings. Although people who carry non-immigrant visas or green cards have the right to be in the United States.  This right is dependent on the fact that the alien has not violated legal rules. The following are examples of a few grounds that a legal permanent resident may find himself in removal proceedings:   

In this article, we will discuss the various parts of Immigration form I 485, and cover some of the individual questions, and attempt to summarize the lengthy portions of the document. Obtaining permanent status in the United States is not an easy process, but it can be much less stressful with the help of a qualified attorney. If you have any questions about the topics covered in this article, or about immigration in general, don’t hesitate to call our office. For more information check out our article on Employment-Based Visas.

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