Immigration & Living Abroad

Becoming a US citizen is a major milestone, and one of the most important documents you’ll receive along the way is your Certificate of Naturalization. This official document proves your citizenship and is essential for things like getting a passport, voting, or applying for jobs and federal benefits. Learn what...

Learn about the EB-5 visa requirements, how to apply for a US green card through investment, including rules, processing times, and common challenges.

A complete guide to the EB-4 visa for special immigrants. Learn about the eligibility categories, application process, and requirements.

Learn about the EB-3 visa for employment-based immigration—from eligibility to timelines, quotas, costs, and best practices, we’ve got you covered.

Confused about EB-2 visa documentation or requirements? This guide offers clear steps, expert tips, and key info to make applying for the permit easy.

Learn about the SB-1 returning resident visa, including eligibility requirements, application process, and how to prove you haven't abandoned your LPR status

Thinking of building a new life in the United States? The Green Card Lottery—officially known as the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program—could be your first step. Every year, thousands of immigrants get the chance to live and work in the US through this free, government-run program. In this guide, we walk...

Thinking about becoming a US citizen? If you already have a Green Card, you’re well on your way—but the journey to citizenship still involves several steps, from residency requirements to interviews and tests. In this guide, we break down the full timeline and process for naturalization so you know what...

Simplify your move abroad with this international moving checklist, packed with expert tips on planning, preparing your belongings, settling in, adjusting to life abroad, and more.

Explore this F4 visa application guide to learn about eligibility and the immigration procedure to reunite with your brothers and sisters in the United States.