Building Your Brighter Tomorrow With Proven Immigration And Estate Planning Strategies
Many Florida residents are in “mixed status” marriages where one spouse is a U.S. citizen and the other isn’t. Often, people think that they can’t include their non-citizen spouse as a beneficiary in their estate plan, even though they are here legally – usually as a...
Some of the most successful people in the country first came to the U.S. on student visas. Today, those seeking to study in the U.S. are facing a different climate with changing regulations. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed changes that would...
Creating an estate plan is something every adult should do sooner rather than later. This is true even if they do not have much to pass on. Once the initial creation of the plan is done, they should set themselves a calendar reminder to review it every couple of...
Once you succeed in getting a green card, that’s not the end of the process. You will need to renew it when required. While renewal is a relatively straightforward process for many people, that’s not a guarantee. The immigration authorities can reject an application...
Many people procrastinate estate planning, sometimes because they do not understand exactly how important it is. This keeps them from making it a priority. The truth is that there are many potential benefits to estate planning. Additionally, procrastination is a...
Marriage is one of the most common ways for people to seek a green card in the United States. It can also be one of the fastest. The government does prioritize issuing green cards to married couples so that both people are allowed to stay together in the United...
If you and your partner are looking to start your life together in the United States, applying for a K-1 visa or fiancé(e) visa is likely one of your first big steps. This visa allows your foreign partner to enter the U.S. so you can marry within 90 days of arrival....
Most people know that planning ahead for their healthcare is important, yet still put off creating a living will. This legal document ensures your healthcare preferences are followed if you’re ever unable to speak for yourself. One reason many people avoid making a...
The path to U.S. citizenship, or naturalization, is typically a long one. Often, you need to get a green card and spend a certain amount of time as a permanent resident before you can begin the naturalization process. For many people, the overall process starts even...
When you become a permanent resident of the United States, you are given a green card. This establishes your status and allows you to lawfully live and work in the country without the requirement that you have a specific visa, such as an employment visa. However, you...
