Our mission at Boundless is simple: Help Immigrants. That is why we regularly publish well-researched immigration tips aimed at helping immigrants navigate the U.S. immigration process, and thrive in their communities.
If you’re waiting for your visa or your green card, sometimes a case can take longer than the processing times recommended by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), even with the agency’s new method of calculating wait times. If you… View Article
Should I include unauthorized work in my employment history?Accuracy and honesty on a marriage-based green card application are extremely important. Successful applicants therefore list all of their employment history, including any period of unauthorized work.Leaving out this information can have… View Article
What happens if something comes up in my medical exam and I need to reschedule my interview?The National Visa Center (NVC) will generally terminate a case if they receive no contact from the applicant or petitioner for one year. Want… View Article
Filing taxes can be a confusing and time-consuming process, particularly when you plan to apply for a marriage-based green card. We asked independent immigration attorneys in the Boundless network to weigh in on some of the most frequently asked questions… View Article
If my I-130 form has been approved, can I visit the United States?No, unfortunately the spouse seeking a green card is expected to remain abroad until their green card is approved. Once their green card is approved, they have 6… View Article
Keen to get started on building your financial footprint as a new immigrant to the United States? Follow our helpful guide to find out everything you need to know about your U.S. credit score and how to secure your first… View Article
I lost my EAD card, what should I do?When an applicant’s green card application is approved at or after an interview, they become a Lawful Permanent Resident and would no longer need an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) to work. Want… View Article
What if my spouse or I didn’t file taxes?If the sponsoring spouse (or joint sponsor, if any) did not file taxes in the previous year, they will need to include an exemption letter explaining why no taxes were filed. Want… View Article
Navigating the U.S. immigration system can be a challenge, especially with the many different forms and confusing systems. Here are some quick explainers for how to easily apply for your immigrant visa.Can you file electronically on USCIS?One of the simplest… View Article
Will my application be affected if I break the 90-day rule?Entering the United States on a temporary visa, such as a tourist or work visa, with the intention of doing either of the following is considered a “misrepresentation” of one’s… View Article