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 I get an RFE, how long do I have to respond?The deadline for a Request for Evidence (RFE) generally appears at the bottom of the RFE document, informing the applicant how long they have to gather the missing evidence… View Article
Applying for a U.S. green card isn’t always simple, and you’re bound to have questions as you make your way through the process. So Boundless searched social media platform Reddit for the most common questions about the green card application… View Article
Applying for or renewing DACA isn’t always straightforward. Applicants face a laundry list of requirements and uncertainty about the program’s future, so Boundless scoured social news platform Reddit for the most common questions about DACA. Read on for our answers.DACA… View Article
If you’re thinking about immigrating to the United States, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration (USCIS) forms. We’ve put together an immigration form cheat sheet to help you make sense of it… View Article
Boundless answers the most common questions about the IR-2 visa, including who is eligible, how the application process works, and how to prepare for the visa interview. Learn more about the IR-2 child visa here.What is an IR-2 visa?The IR-2… View Article
The immigration medical exam is required of most green card applicants. Boundless answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the process, including cost, who to get a medical exam from, and how to include it with your application…. View Article
A K-1 visa — also known as a fiancé visa — allows the foreign partner of a U.S. citizen to enter the United States to get married. Boundless answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the K-1 visa… View Article
As an immigrant, one of the toughest things about settling into a new life in the United States can be getting a job. As the world’s leading economy, the United States has a vast labor market, and yet navigating it… View Article
IMPORTANT UPDATE —August 25, 2020: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that the agency would avert its plans to furlough about 13,400 employees come Aug. 30 and that it would continue operating through the end of fiscal year 2020…. View Article
Starting over in a new city, let alone in a new country, can be daunting. The good news? There are plenty of online tools and apps to help ease the transition for recent immigrants to the United States.Below are some… View Article
