Immigration Journalist Q&A: Michelle Hackman, The Wall Street Journal
July 28, 2022Boundless spoke with her about her experience covering U.S. immigration, her favorites stories, and what’s surprised her most.
Immigration Q&A
Boundless staff and immigration lawyers answer your questions about immigrating to the United States.
How soon after I marry a U.S. citizen can I become a citizen?
June 1, 2022A Boundless immigration attorney explains when you can apply to naturalize after marriage.
Immigration Journalist Q&A: Andrew Kreighbaum, Bloomberg Law
May 16, 2022Boundless spoke with Bloomberg Law’s Andrew Kreighbaum about his experience covering immigration and the biggest issues facing US immigrants.
Will my past marijuana use impact my immigration application?
May 11, 2022A Boundless immigration attorney explains how marijuana use may affect your immigration journey.
Is it possible to extend a K-2 visa?
May 4, 2022A Boundless immigration attorney explains how to “revalidate” a K-2 child visa for an additional four months.
Can a cannabis shop owner sponsor a relative for a green card?
April 27, 2022Yes, but the sale of marijuana is still illegal under federal law, even if cannabis has been legalized in your state for medical or recreational use.
If a Permanent Resident Files a I-130 For Their Spouse, Does Each Child Need to File a Separate I-130?
March 30, 2022A Boundless immigration attorney explains why only one Form I-130 generally is necessary when applying for a marriage green card.
Q&A With a Former USCIS Officer
March 28, 2022Erik, a former USCIS Consular Officer and Adjudicator, answers questions about the immigration process.
What Is the Average Processing Time for Unmarried Children Over the Age of 21?
March 23, 2022A Boundless immigration attorney explains why adult children of a U.S. citizen or green card holder generally face longer wait times.
What Happens if a Child Ages Out Before Receiving a Green Card?
March 2, 2022If a petition is filed for the child of an immigrant, but the child turns 21 before receiving a green card, they are no longer considered “children” for immigration purposes, and they must apply for a different immigration status to… View Article