LGBTQ immigrants can face a variety of unique immigration challenges. Many come to the United States for protection after fleeing persecution in their home countries. In contrast, others need assistance changing their gender marker on official documents or navigating family-based immigration cases. Once they’re here, LGBTQ immigrants must find a safe and welcoming environment for their families. Boundless can help them see that. (more…)
Posts published in “Immigration Law”
The U.S. immigration process can be confusing, complicated, and overwhelming. The options for becoming a permanent resident are plentiful, including family-based petitions, employment-based petitions, and refugee status. But what about consular processing? What is it? This article will teach you about the basics of consular processing and how to go about it if you choose that route. (more…)
Avi Kerendian has worked hard in building Gracias Global Health Trips (GGHTx).This is a non-profit organization that helps the underserved communities at a global level. GGHTx is working together with governmental institutions and also native leaders, to smartly offer medical solutions, and education to people who need it most. (more…)
Every year, many foreign people are trying to apply for migration to Hong Kong. You will find some reasons, why foreign people choose this country as their migration destination rather than other countries in this world. Hong Kong are becoming an economic hub, featuring employment opportunities and profitable business to its citizens. It has become one of the most dynamic economies across the world. (more…)
Immigration and citizenship in the United States continues to be a complex process. With so many statutes and regulations that are constantly in place, you should hire an expert in immigration law to help you figure out where you stand. Don’t chance it. Consult a legal specialist and keep these things in mind as you make a decision.
Location Matters
Although immigration is largely a federal concern, you’ll want to make sure that your attorney is allowed to practice in the state you live in by licensure. Should you find yourself unhappy with their work, you can report them to a State Bar Association. (more…)