What to Do if Your Child Was Abandoned by One Parent and Is in the U.S.
A guide for parents or caregiver relatives. In many immigrant families, there are stories marked by separation, abandonment, or the absence of one parent. Sometimes, a child arrives alone in the United States or lives here with the mother, father, or even a relative who has taken responsibility for the child’s care. In these cases, […]
Immigration Status and Marriage: Myths and Realities
Marriage to a U.S. citizen or resident is one of the topics that creates the most confusion among immigrants. Many people believe that “getting married fixes everything,” while others think that if they do not have legal status, they cannot begin any immigration process. The truth is that neither extreme is correct. Each case has […]
What to Do if You Married a Citizen, but Your Relationship Ended Before You Got Residence
Marrying a U.S. citizen can open the door to the process of obtaining permanent residence. However, not every relationship ends well. Many people face a painful and confusing situation: the relationship ends before USCIS approves the green card. The good news is that not all is lost. Legal options may exist depending on your situation, […]