Traveling for business can be an exciting part of the job. While it may not always be the fun adventure of a vacation, it can still be an opportunity to see different parts of the world. One of the frustrations that come with international travel is coordinating the...
The number of asylum seekers admitted in the US has shifted over time, and so has the number of refugees the US government allows in. The 2020 ceiling for admissions was lowered to 18,000, just over half of what it was the year before. However, the number of people...
It is not as simple as writing a letter or calling in a reference. If you have a family member that is looking to work in the United States, you will need to file a petition. You should note, however, that whether your loved one obtains a green card will depend on a...
A Georgia resident with asylum status may qualify for lawful permanent resident status. After one year in the United States, a person with asylum status may file Form I-485 to request an adjustment in status. Many people who file for lawful permanent resident status...
Thousands of Georgians are currently facing unemployment, unable to work during the coronavirus pandemic. These families depend on unemployment insurance (UI) to see them through the crisis. Among those out of work in Georgia are some of the 20,000 active Deferred...
Individuals living in Georgia do not have to be told how complicated life can be when navigating a divorce. But the divorce process becomes quite a bit more complex when the immigration status of one party to the marriage is affected by their marital status....
