Immigration Blog Articles, News, and Guides from File Right

K-1 Visa Timeline: What to Expect

There are certain things every fiancé expects to be stressed about during their engagement, like wedding planning, guests lists, and staying on budget. However, if you’re a foreign fiancé who is marrying an American citizen, you will have one more worry to contend with: the K-1 visa.  Understanding what to

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The Inspiring DACA Journey of DREAMer Oralia Basurto

After 14 years living undocumented in the U.S., Oralia Basurto’s life drastically changed. Because of a new immigration policy created by President Obama, she was able to do things she could before only dream of — secure a better job, buy a car and live every day without the fear of

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Renewing Your Tourist Visa: A Step-by-Step Guide

So you’re ready to renew your tourist visa? Whether you want to stay longer so you can see more of the United States or so you can spend more time with your loved ones, you’ll need to plan carefully and pay attention to detail if you want to successfully extend

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Updating Form DS-160 After Submission

At FileRight, we know how stressful it can be when you discover you’ve made a mistake on your DS-160. After all, when it comes to immigration forms, any error has the potential to set you back in the process, cost more money, and derail your plans for work or travel. 

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What Green Card Holders Need to Know About Foreign Travel

As a green card holder, you are a lawful, permanent resident of the United States. This means you can travel internationally while maintaining your residency status. However, before you plan that trip abroad, it’s important to understand the rules so you can avoid complications with your immigration status.  If you’ve

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Consulate vs. Embassy: Explaining the Differences

Have you ever wondered about the difference between an embassy and a consulate? You’re not alone. While they’re both important diplomatic outposts, they’re actually quite different.  Embassies and consulates are both crucial, but they’re not identical entities. These institutions serve as a country’s official representation abroad, but their functions, locations,

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Arranging a Courthouse Wedding

For many immigrants in the United States, a courthouse wedding can be an excellent option to tie the knot. A civil ceremony will save you the time and expense of planning a wedding ceremony in a church or chapel, plus it will create an official record of your wedding that

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