Boundless staff and immigration lawyers answer your questions about immigrating to the United States.
Can I bring an interpreter to the interview even if I didn’t list it on the application?Yes, an applicant may bring an interpreter to the USCIS visa interview. USCIS in general will not provide an interpreter and may reschedule the… View Article
TN status allows Canadian and Mexican citizens to come to the United States to work in certain specialty occupations. But as an employer, the process can be daunting. Who is eligible, where do you submit your application, and how much… View Article
What if I don’t remember all my addresses?U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) allows some flexibility on this section of the green card application, and is generally understanding if the sponsoring spouse or spouse seeking a green card can’t remember… View Article
What if I lost the passport that had my original visa, how do I prove a valid entry?If the spouse seeking a green card no longer has their prior passport with their original U.S. visa, their I-94 travel record should… View Article
What happens if something comes up in my medical exam and I need to reschedule my interview?The National Visa Center (NVC) will generally terminate a case if they receive no contact from the applicant or petitioner for one year. Join… View Article
What if my spouse or I didn’t file taxes?If the sponsoring spouse (or joint sponsor, if any) did not file taxes in the previous year, they will need to include an exemption letter explaining why no taxes were filed. Join… 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
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
The photo is an important part of your green card application, and the U.S. government has a long list of photo requirements. Read on to learn more about what these requirements are, where to have your photo taken, and common… View Article
Facing an insolvency crisis of its own making, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has threatened to furlough most of its 20,000 employees and effectively shut down the U.S. legal immigration system—unless Congress provides a $1.2 billion bailout before August… View Article