35 Red Flags USCIS Investigates for Green Card Marriage Fraud?
The government wants to determine whether you entered the marriage to build a real life together.
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How to File for Cancellation of Removal | Comprehensive Guide
Lived in the U.S. for over 10 years? Have U.S. citizen or green card–holding family? You may qualify for Cancellation of Removal—a path to legal status through Immigration Court.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Filing for Asylum in the United States
A complete step-by-step guide to applying for asylum at the U.S. border, what documents you need, your interview, and what to expect.
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Unlock Your Path to a Green Card: Self-Sponsorship for Work in the USA
Ready to make the USA your permanent home? Learn about self-sponsorship for obtaining a Green Card for work in the USA. With years of experience, Shepelsky Law Group can help you navigate the process and increase your chances of success. Contact us today for expert guidance and representation. 🟢🤝
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5 Ways to Lose Your Green Card
Avoiding mistakes that can cost you your green card or citizenship is more important than ever. This guide outlines the top 5 immigration risks.
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Break Free with I-360 VAWA: Secure Safety, Status and Hope
Learn how to file Form I-360 under VAWA to escape abuse and apply for a green card safely, without notifying your abuser.
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3 Tips to Increase Your Chances of Winning an F-1 Student Visa
Learn from a U.S. Immigration Lawyer: Increase your chances of obtaining an F-1 student visa with these 3 tips! Be well-prepared, honest, and demonstrate ties to your home country. Contact Shepelsky Law Group today to get started.
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The More You Know: Notable Guide to U.S. Work and Student Visas
The More You Know: Notable Guide to U.S. Work and Student Visas
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Here’s Why Immigrants Return to Their Home Countries
We made a list of the main factors that may lead to the decision for immigrants to return from the USA to their home country/countries.
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Physical Appearance Can Affect Your US Visa Application
For U.S. visa applications, consular or USCIS decisions are primarily based on legal and documentation criteria rather than physical appearance. However, certain aspects related to appearance can indirectly influence the outcome in the context of the interview process.
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