Get answers to frequently asked questions about green cards and the U.S. immigration process within these Boundless Immigration FAQ pages.
Do jobs sponsor green cards? Answer Yes, a U.S. company can sponsor a green card for a foreign national employee based on a full-time, permanent job offer. Many jobs in the United States do sponsor green cards for foreign nationals. …… View Article
Who cannot sponsor an immigrant? Answer If any of the categories below apply to your situation, you may not be eligible to sponsor an immigrant in the United States: Answered by a Boundless Immigration Expert Get advice from an experienced…… View Article
Are you financially responsible if you marry an immigrant? Answer Yes, if you have submitted an Affidavit of Support. Marrying an immigrant is a wonderful step, and There are some important responsibilities to understand when marrying an immigrant. One of…… View Article
Which is faster: K-1 or marriage visa? Answer Typically, a K-1 fiancé(e) visa allows for quicker entry into the United States, whereas a marriage-based visa (also called a spouse visa) accelerates the green card process. In 2024, the processing time…… View Article
Can you get deported with a green card marriage? Answer Yes, even after obtaining a green card through marriage, there are still circumstances under which you could be deported. While a marriage-based green card is a significant step toward secure…… View Article
How much does a lawyer charge for marriage-based green card? Answer On average, you can expect legal fees to range from a few thousand dollars to several thousand dollars for marriage green card cases. For 2024, entry-level lawyers typically charge…… View Article
Do I need a lawyer to apply for a green card through marriage? Answer No, you do not necessarily need a lawyer to apply for a green card through marriage. However, having legal support can be beneficial. A lawyer can…… View Article
Will I have to attend a USCIS interview after submitting Form I-130? Answer Yes, USCIS generally requires the Form I-130 petitioner to appear for the interview with the principal Adjustment of Status applicant for family-based applications. Answered by a Boundless…… View Article