Monthly Archives: September 2026
Naturalization Complications: How to Plan Ahead
Becoming a naturalized citizen in the current political climate is not easy. The Trump Administration has taken various steps to make it harder to receive citizenship, including changing the civics test. Anyone who dreams of becoming a naturalized citizen should engage in strategic planning with an immigration issues attorney. At The Law Offices of… Read More »
Updated Policy Guidance Could Impact Your Immigration Case
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued updated policy guidance which could impact your immigration case. In any immigration request, the applicant bears the burden of proving they qualify for the requested benefit. That means someone requesting a visa or green card must prove they meet statutory requirements. Some benefits involve the exercise… Read More »
Hoping to Hire Abroad: We Can Help
Foreign nationals make significant contributions to the U.S. economy, filling many critical positions and helping the U.S. stay on the cutting edge in a competitive global economy. However, receiving permission to hire a foreign national is complicated. Before an employer can sponsor a worker for an employment-based green card, they typically need to complete… Read More »
Trump Gold Card: Still an Option?
The Gold Card received a flurry of media attention when it was launched in 2025. Over the past 12 months, however, we haven’t heard much about the program. The good news is that the Trump Gold Card program still exists, so this is an option you should discuss with a lawyer if you are… Read More »
Planning Considerations when Applying for a Fiancé Visa
Love respects no borders, and helpfully the U.S. immigration system allows citizens to bring a fiancé to the U.S. to get married. But anyone seeking a K-1 visa should work closely with an experienced lawyer to ensure the process goes smoothly. There are many considerations involving timing and whether you should possibly get married… Read More »
Effect of Prior Immigration Denials
USCIS denies many applications for an immigration benefit. The good news is that a denial does not prevent someone from applying again. However, denials also form part of the immigration record, and it matters significantly why a prior application was denied. At The Law Office of Jason M. Sullivan, PLLC, we engage in strategic… Read More »