Political Asylum
Political asylum protects individuals who have fled to the United States due to persecution on the basis of politics, religion, or other grounds, preventing them from being deported back to their home country where they would face persecution.
Family-Based Immigration
Family-based immigration refers to applying for immigrant visas through family relationships, allowing relatives to obtain the qualification for long-term residence or permanent settlement in the United States.
Marriage Green Card
A marriage green card refers to the permanent residence card obtained by a foreign national through marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
Writ of Mandamus
A writ of mandamus is a legal order filed in court to compel the immigration authorities to perform their statutory duties within a reasonable period of time.
Extraordinary Ability (EB-1A/B or O-1)
Extraordinary ability refers to applicants in fields such as science, arts, education, business, or athletics who have achieved sustained national or international acclaim and meet the criteria for specific immigration or work visa categories.
Work Visa (H-1B)
A work visa (H-1B) allows U.S. employers to hire foreign nationals with specialized knowledge and a relevant degree to work in specific professional positions.
Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
The Employment Authorization Document (EAD), commonly known as a work permit, is issued by the U.S. government to authorize certain foreign nationals to work legally in the United States.
Reentry Permit
A reentry permit is a travel document that allows U.S. permanent residents to return to the United States after extended travel abroad, helping them maintain their green card status.
Labor Certification (EB-2/3 PERM)
