2 Jun, 2026 Article Does Communist Party Membership Affect Your U.S. Green Card or Immigrant Visa Application? If you're from China, Vietnam, Cuba, or any country with a Communist Party and you're applying for a U.S. green card or immigrant visa, there's a question on your application that could get your case denied or permanently bar you from the United States if you answer it wrong. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains the Communist Party membership inadmissibility ground, what waivers are available, and why honesty is always the only safe strategy. Read more 2 Jun, 2026 Article Can a Foreign Company Executive or Manager Get a U.S. Work Visa or EB-1C Green Card Through an L-1 Intracompany Transfer? If you're an executive, manager, or business owner at a foreign company and you want to expand into the United States, there's an immigration pathway built specifically for you the L-1 intracompany transfer visa and EB-1C multinational manager green card. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down who qualifies, how the L-1 new office strategy works for entrepreneurs, and why these cases require far more documentation than most people expect. Read more 2 Jun, 2026 Article Can You Get a U.S. Green Card Based on Extraordinary Ability and Do You Actually Qualify for EB-1A? Think you might qualify for an EB-1A Extraordinary Ability green card? Before you file, you need to understand what USCIS actually looks for because what's published on the government website barely scratches the surface of how strictly these petitions are evaluated. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down the ten criteria, the final merits determination, and why most people who think they qualify don't meet the real standard. Read more 31 May, 2026 Article Did You Forget to Disclose Military Service on Your Visa, Green Card or Citizenship Application? Here’s Why That Could Cost You Everything If you've ever served in the military even as a conscript with no choice in the matter and you haven't disclosed it on every U.S. immigration form that asked, you may be carrying a fraud risk you don't even know about. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains why military service history disclosure is one of the most serious mistakes in green card and citizenship applications, and what to do if you've already left it off a prior filing. Read more 31 May, 2026 Article Is Submitting Minimum Evidence With Your Marriage Green Card Application Still a Safe Strategy? Some immigration law firms used to file marriage green card cases with the bare minimum evidence and supplement the file later. That strategy is now putting couples at serious risk. USCIS is denying thin cases outright and scheduling interviews as fast as one to two months after filing. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains what you need to have ready before you submit a single page of your adjustment of status application. Read more 31 May, 2026 Article Your I-130 Petition Was Approved What Happens Next for a Family Marriage Green Card Case? Your I-130 petition just got approved now what? For couples where the spouse is abroad, the journey is far from over. From submitting documents to the National Visa Center to waiting for an embassy interview that could take two months or two years depending on where you are in the world, Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down every step of the consular processing road map so you know exactly what to expect. Read more 31 May, 2026 Article Are You Moving to a New State While Applying for U.S. Citizenship? Here’s What You Need to Know Before You File Form N-400 Planning to move to a new state and apply for U.S. citizenship at the same time? There's a 90-day state residency rule that could get your N-400 denied months after filing after USCIS has already taken your money. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains the right way to time your citizenship application around a move and how to protect your case once it's pending. Read more 29 May, 2026 Article What Happens If You Forget to File Your I-751 Removal of Conditions Before Your Two-Year Green Card Expires? Your two-year conditional green card has expired and you never filed your I-751 now what? Missing the removal of conditions deadline can send your case to immigration court, but there's still a path forward. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down your options, what a late filing explanation letter needs to say, and why acting immediately is the difference between a fixable mistake and a full deportation case. Read more 29 May, 2026 Article What Are the Most Common Reasons an I-751 Removal of Conditions Petition Gets Denied? Your two-year conditional green card is expiring do you know the most common reasons I-751 removal of conditions petitions get denied? From missing the 90-day filing window to a signature on the wrong page that USCIS won't catch until years later, Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down every avoidable mistake and how to make sure none of them happen to you. Read more 29 May, 2026 Article What Actually Happens at an I-751 Removal of Conditions Interview and How Do You Prepare? Your two-year conditional green card is expiring and your I-751 removal of conditions interview is coming up do you know what USCIS is actually going to ask? From being separated and questioned independently to unexpected database flags on your address history, Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down everything you need to prepare for before you walk into that USCIS field office. Read more 
2 Jun, 2026 Article Does Communist Party Membership Affect Your U.S. Green Card or Immigrant Visa Application? If you're from China, Vietnam, Cuba, or any country with a Communist Party and you're applying for a U.S. green card or immigrant visa, there's a question on your application that could get your case denied or permanently bar you from the United States if you answer it wrong. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains the Communist Party membership inadmissibility ground, what waivers are available, and why honesty is always the only safe strategy. Read more 
2 Jun, 2026 Article Can a Foreign Company Executive or Manager Get a U.S. Work Visa or EB-1C Green Card Through an L-1 Intracompany Transfer? If you're an executive, manager, or business owner at a foreign company and you want to expand into the United States, there's an immigration pathway built specifically for you the L-1 intracompany transfer visa and EB-1C multinational manager green card. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down who qualifies, how the L-1 new office strategy works for entrepreneurs, and why these cases require far more documentation than most people expect. Read more 
2 Jun, 2026 Article Can You Get a U.S. Green Card Based on Extraordinary Ability and Do You Actually Qualify for EB-1A? Think you might qualify for an EB-1A Extraordinary Ability green card? Before you file, you need to understand what USCIS actually looks for because what's published on the government website barely scratches the surface of how strictly these petitions are evaluated. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down the ten criteria, the final merits determination, and why most people who think they qualify don't meet the real standard. Read more 
31 May, 2026 Article Did You Forget to Disclose Military Service on Your Visa, Green Card or Citizenship Application? Here’s Why That Could Cost You Everything If you've ever served in the military even as a conscript with no choice in the matter and you haven't disclosed it on every U.S. immigration form that asked, you may be carrying a fraud risk you don't even know about. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains why military service history disclosure is one of the most serious mistakes in green card and citizenship applications, and what to do if you've already left it off a prior filing. Read more 
31 May, 2026 Article Is Submitting Minimum Evidence With Your Marriage Green Card Application Still a Safe Strategy? Some immigration law firms used to file marriage green card cases with the bare minimum evidence and supplement the file later. That strategy is now putting couples at serious risk. USCIS is denying thin cases outright and scheduling interviews as fast as one to two months after filing. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains what you need to have ready before you submit a single page of your adjustment of status application. Read more 
31 May, 2026 Article Your I-130 Petition Was Approved What Happens Next for a Family Marriage Green Card Case? Your I-130 petition just got approved now what? For couples where the spouse is abroad, the journey is far from over. From submitting documents to the National Visa Center to waiting for an embassy interview that could take two months or two years depending on where you are in the world, Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down every step of the consular processing road map so you know exactly what to expect. Read more 
31 May, 2026 Article Are You Moving to a New State While Applying for U.S. Citizenship? Here’s What You Need to Know Before You File Form N-400 Planning to move to a new state and apply for U.S. citizenship at the same time? There's a 90-day state residency rule that could get your N-400 denied months after filing after USCIS has already taken your money. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi explains the right way to time your citizenship application around a move and how to protect your case once it's pending. Read more 
29 May, 2026 Article What Happens If You Forget to File Your I-751 Removal of Conditions Before Your Two-Year Green Card Expires? Your two-year conditional green card has expired and you never filed your I-751 now what? Missing the removal of conditions deadline can send your case to immigration court, but there's still a path forward. Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down your options, what a late filing explanation letter needs to say, and why acting immediately is the difference between a fixable mistake and a full deportation case. Read more 
29 May, 2026 Article What Are the Most Common Reasons an I-751 Removal of Conditions Petition Gets Denied? Your two-year conditional green card is expiring do you know the most common reasons I-751 removal of conditions petitions get denied? From missing the 90-day filing window to a signature on the wrong page that USCIS won't catch until years later, Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down every avoidable mistake and how to make sure none of them happen to you. Read more 
29 May, 2026 Article What Actually Happens at an I-751 Removal of Conditions Interview and How Do You Prepare? Your two-year conditional green card is expiring and your I-751 removal of conditions interview is coming up do you know what USCIS is actually going to ask? From being separated and questioned independently to unexpected database flags on your address history, Immigration Attorney John Khosravi breaks down everything you need to prepare for before you walk into that USCIS field office. Read more 
