Nothing shakes a marriage like the fear of losing a loved one to deportation. For mixed-status couples facing spouse deportation, an immigration notice or detention can change everything. Marriage to a U.S. citizen does not automatically stop removal, but legal options such as adjustment of status, waivers, bond hearings, or cancellation of removal may help families fight deportation and stay together.

USCIS is tightening Marriage Green Card rules in 2025, making the process more demanding for couples. New requirements include updated forms, separate fees, stronger evidence of a real shared life, and more detailed interviews. Couples must prepare carefully and document their relationship thoroughly to avoid delays or denials.

Kim Kardashian’s latest show shines a spotlight on the legal side of marriage—something immigrant couples face daily. Learn how marriage-based immigration works, the risks involved, and the steps every mixed-status couple should take to protect their future.

Welcoming a baby is a joyful milestone, but for families with cross-border ties, it comes with legal challenges. Immigration planning for international couples helps protect both parents and child from day one. From securing birth certificates and passports to understanding healthcare and benefits, early preparation is key. With the right guidance, international couples can navigate parenthood confidently while ensuring their family’s future in the U.S.

Planning your dream wedding in the U.S. is exciting, but what if some of your loved ones—like your international bridesmaids—live abroad? Don’t worry, with the right guidance, they can still stand by your side on your big day. The B2 Tourist Visa is the most common option for wedding guests and bridal party members traveling to the United States. While approval isn’t guaranteed, a strong application supported by ties to their home country, proper documentation, and even a per

You tied the knot overseas — but is your marriage valid in the U.S.? If it was legally performed abroad, the U.S. will likely recognize it. Learn how to obtain and translate your certified marriage certificate, check for apostille requirements, and use it to apply for immigration benefits like a green card or adjustment of status.

If you're in the U.S. on a student or work visa and marry a U.S. citizen, your path to a green card isn’t automatic. This blog breaks down the adjustment of status process, key forms to file, what to expect with work and travel, and how to avoid issues with immigration intent.

Planning a wedding across borders? Immigration delays can impact your big day — from venue bookings to when you say “I do.” Learn how visa wait times, like for the K-1 or marriage-based green card, affect international couples and discover tips to protect your celebration.