Blog: Immigration Attorneys Archive

Who is at risk of deportation in 2025? Read on to know whether you and loved ones are safe and what you should do if you’re at risk.

Understand the process, visa categories, and financial requirements to sponsor relatives for immigration with this guide to family green cards.

The latest information regarding Updates to TPS for Venezuelans.

Have you received a notice to appear from DHS? See how immigration removal proceedings work and connect with an immigration attorney ASAP.

Are there any changes that have been made or we can expect? This article will explain what you need to know.

A comprehensive list of different types of visas available and other ways the Siri & Glimstad immigration attorneys can help you.

This article explains what to do if you want to obtain an H-1B visa for yourself or an employee.

The USCIS recently withdrew their plans to change the immigration naturalization test. Read on to find how this affects immigrants.

Learn the heartbreaking origin of the Laken Riley Act, why President Trump signed it, and the impact the Act will have on immigration law.

Since President Trump has taken office, he has issued several executive immigration orders that may change immigration policies very quickly.

Updates about what Trump’s Executive Order on birthright citizenship means and its effect on babies born to undocumented immigrants.

Immigration policies may shift under a second Trump administration. Learn how potential changes could impact global mobility, visas, and residency options.

Breaking news! USCIS removes COVID-19 vaccine requirement for green card applicants. This policy change has several important implications.

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is a program that originated in June 2012 with an executive order by then-President Barack Obama. It applies to people who entered the country unlawfully as children. DACA stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals,...

Discussion of what the Violence Against Women Act ( VAWA ) is in the United States Immigration Law and who qualifies under it.

USCIS has announced the Keeping Families Together initiative. Find out more from the immigration attorneys of Siri & Glimstad.

Learn about travel documents needed to return to the U.S. for those actively in the process of immigration.

Discover the criteria, procedures, and considerations to expedite your USCIS request.

Learn how to file your Form I-693 medical exam for immigration, what fees and requirements are involved, and other details.

Temporary work and travel while your I-485 is pending is possible. Learn about other types of forms, combo cards, and other information.

The USCIS has recently updated the guidance of immigration medical exam validity. Learn what those updates mean for you and your family.

The U.S. immigration system is complex. Find out why you need an immigration attorney to help navigate the path to U.S. citizenship.

See how social media affects immigration status as immigration officials use it to gauge an applicant’s eligibility for a green card or visa.

Immigration to the U.S. requires applicants to get vaccinated. If you have a religious or medical reason for vaccine exemption, a vaccine waiver can be granted.

Learn the two types of crime that affect how a criminal record affects immigration status and what can be done.

Divorce is a difficult life event. Divorce and immigration status can prove especially difficult. Learn how a divorce and immigration affect each other.

What is better for immigration to the U.S., obtaining a K-1 Fiance visa or get married first? Siri & Glimstad attorneys weigh the pros and cons.

The TN Visa was originally created under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which established special trade relationships between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. TN visa status allows Canadian or Mexican professionals to live and work in the U.S.  The...