If you’re asking how to speed up my green card in 2025, you’re not alone. Green card delays remain a major source of stress for applicants going through immigrant visa processing, from both inside the U.S. and abroad. Processing times vary depending on visa category, priority date, and government workload, and for many, the wait […]
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Many professionals rely on the employment-based green card process to build a career and permanent residency in the U.S. But recent data reveals a concerning shift: denial rates have significantly increased in certain categories. In Q1 FY 2025, 37.2% of EB‑2 NIW petitions were denied, surpassing the denial rate for EB‑1A (25.1%), a historic reversal in
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Bringing your family closer is one of the most meaningful parts of building your life in the United States. But if you’re wondering whether a green card holder can sponsor a brother, the short answer may surprise you. While lawful permanent resident status gives you several immigration benefits, sponsoring a sibling is not one of
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Thousands of I‑485 adjustment of status applications are denied every year, creating serious obstacles for lawful permanent residents seeking permanent residency. In fiscal year 2024, USCIS denied approximately 47,496 family-based and 13,485 employment‑based applications, about 10% across both categories. A denial notice doesn’t just put your green card application on hold—it can trigger accrued unlawful
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At Chidolue Law Firm, we meet many people who are confused or frustrated after a green card denial. The truth? Denials often happen not because of serious mistakes but because of missing documents, unclear answers, or overlooked steps. Your green card application isn’t just paperwork. You’re showing citizenship and immigration services that you qualify for
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Applying for U.S. citizenship is a major step, but tracking your N-400 status shouldn’t feel confusing or uncertain. Every year, more than 900,000 people apply for naturalization through USCIS Form N-400. However, delays, missing notices, or changing policies can leave applicants unsure about what comes next. If you’ve already submitted your naturalization application, checking your
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An I-130 denial can feel like everything you planned for your family just slipped out of reach. After all the effort gathering marriage certificates, locating a child’s birth certificate, and showing your family relationship, you’re told that USCIS denies the petition. No explanation that makes sense. Just a denial notice that leaves you stuck. But
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A green card gives you the right to live and work in the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident, but that status isn’t always permanent. Many people don’t realize that green card status can be taken away sometimes automatically due to legal or procedural issues. Each year, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) flags cases
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When your green card application is denied, the next step is rarely simple. It brings questions, stress, and an urgent need to act. But in many cases, a denial is not the end of your immigration journey. It may be the start of a structured path toward further review. In 2025, the green card appeal
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