10 Jul, 2026 Article Breaking: Citizenship Application Fees Are About to Double. Here Is What You Need to Do Right Now. Proposed increases to the N-400 naturalization filing fee could double the cost of applying for U.S. citizenship in most cases. The window to file at current rates is likely two to three months. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains what is driving the increases, who is most affected, and why filing now is the smartest financial decision an eligible applicant can make. Read more 10 Jul, 2026 Article Four Marriage Green Card Myths That Cost Couples Time, Money, and Status Marriage green card misinformation is everywhere and believing the wrong thing at the wrong moment can cost you months, years, or your ability to stay in the United States. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. breaks down the four most damaging myths, including why entering on a tourist visa to do adjustment of status has become significantly riskier since the May 22nd 2026 USCIS policy change. Here is what you actually need to know. Read more 10 Jul, 2026 Spanish ¿Necesitas una Gran Boda para que te Aprueben la Green Card por Matrimonio? ¿Crees que necesitas una gran boda para demostrarle al USCIS que tu matrimonio es real? No es así. Una boda civil es completamente suficiente, y lo que los oficiales realmente evalúan no tiene nada que ver con el salón, el catering ni la luna de miel. El abogado John Khosravi, Esq. explica qué importa realmente y por qué reservar una gran celebración antes de que se apruebe tu green card es un riesgo financiero que vale la pena evitar. Read more 10 Jul, 2026 Spanish Cómo los Artículos Publicados Sobre Ti Pueden Ayudarte a Calificar para la Green Card EB-1A de Habilidad Extraordinaria La green card EB-1A de habilidad extraordinaria es una de las vías más poderosas hacia la residencia permanente en EE.UU. y los artículos publicados sobre ti pueden ser una parte clave para calificar. Pero el USCIS no acepta cualquier mención en prensa. La cobertura necesita profundidad, la publicación necesita credibilidad y los artículos deben ser recientes. El abogado John Khosravi, Esq. explica exactamente qué califica y qué no. Read more 9 Jul, 2026 Article If You Have Had Your Green Card for Years, Why Have You Not Applied for Citizenship Yet? Long-term green card holders spend years paying renewal fees, limiting their travel, and exposing themselves to shifting immigration policy when citizenship may already be within reach. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly why the move from permanent resident to citizen is one of the most important decisions a green card holder can make and why so many people never make it. Read more 9 Jul, 2026 Article Married to a U.S. Citizen? You May Be Able to Apply for Citizenship Two Years Earlier Than You Think Thousands of green card holders are waiting five years to apply for citizenship when they could be eligible after just three. If you obtained your green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen and are still living together with that spouse, the three-year naturalization pathway may already be available to you. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly who qualifies and what the requirements are. Read more 6 Jul, 2026 Article The Four Mistakes That Sink Real Marriage Green Card Cases A genuine marriage does not guarantee a green card approval. Real cases fall apart because of four completely avoidable mistakes that have nothing to do with whether the relationship is real. Weak financials, thin evidence, inconsistencies in immigration history, and missed deadlines are the four patterns Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. sees sink cases that should have been approved. Here is how to make sure none of them happen to yours. Read more 6 Jul, 2026 Article The Five Steps of the Marriage Green Card Process When Your Spouse Is Abroad If your spouse is living outside the United States and you want to bring them here permanently through a marriage green card, the process runs through consular processing and has five clear steps. Most couples do not know that Step 2 requires active participation and that Step 3 is where the majority of delays happen. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. breaks down the full timeline and exactly what to do at each stage. Read more 6 Jul, 2026 Article The Interview Question That Trips Up Real Married Couples at the Green Card Interview Real married couples fail green card interviews over questions like which side of the bed their spouse sleeps on. Not because they are lying. Because nerves and framing work against even genuine couples under pressure. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly why these daily life detail questions are so difficult and how to prepare with your spouse before your interview so your real life together comes through clearly. Read more 5 Jul, 2026 Article Do You Need a Big Wedding to Get a Marriage Green Card Approved? Thinking you need a big wedding to prove your marriage is real to USCIS? You do not. A courthouse wedding is entirely sufficient, and what immigration officers actually evaluate has nothing to do with venue size or guest count. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains what actually matters and why booking a wedding before your green card is approved is a financial risk worth avoiding. Read more 
10 Jul, 2026 Article Breaking: Citizenship Application Fees Are About to Double. Here Is What You Need to Do Right Now. Proposed increases to the N-400 naturalization filing fee could double the cost of applying for U.S. citizenship in most cases. The window to file at current rates is likely two to three months. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains what is driving the increases, who is most affected, and why filing now is the smartest financial decision an eligible applicant can make. Read more 
10 Jul, 2026 Article Four Marriage Green Card Myths That Cost Couples Time, Money, and Status Marriage green card misinformation is everywhere and believing the wrong thing at the wrong moment can cost you months, years, or your ability to stay in the United States. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. breaks down the four most damaging myths, including why entering on a tourist visa to do adjustment of status has become significantly riskier since the May 22nd 2026 USCIS policy change. Here is what you actually need to know. Read more 
10 Jul, 2026 Spanish ¿Necesitas una Gran Boda para que te Aprueben la Green Card por Matrimonio? ¿Crees que necesitas una gran boda para demostrarle al USCIS que tu matrimonio es real? No es así. Una boda civil es completamente suficiente, y lo que los oficiales realmente evalúan no tiene nada que ver con el salón, el catering ni la luna de miel. El abogado John Khosravi, Esq. explica qué importa realmente y por qué reservar una gran celebración antes de que se apruebe tu green card es un riesgo financiero que vale la pena evitar. Read more 
10 Jul, 2026 Spanish Cómo los Artículos Publicados Sobre Ti Pueden Ayudarte a Calificar para la Green Card EB-1A de Habilidad Extraordinaria La green card EB-1A de habilidad extraordinaria es una de las vías más poderosas hacia la residencia permanente en EE.UU. y los artículos publicados sobre ti pueden ser una parte clave para calificar. Pero el USCIS no acepta cualquier mención en prensa. La cobertura necesita profundidad, la publicación necesita credibilidad y los artículos deben ser recientes. El abogado John Khosravi, Esq. explica exactamente qué califica y qué no. Read more 
9 Jul, 2026 Article If You Have Had Your Green Card for Years, Why Have You Not Applied for Citizenship Yet? Long-term green card holders spend years paying renewal fees, limiting their travel, and exposing themselves to shifting immigration policy when citizenship may already be within reach. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly why the move from permanent resident to citizen is one of the most important decisions a green card holder can make and why so many people never make it. Read more 
9 Jul, 2026 Article Married to a U.S. Citizen? You May Be Able to Apply for Citizenship Two Years Earlier Than You Think Thousands of green card holders are waiting five years to apply for citizenship when they could be eligible after just three. If you obtained your green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen and are still living together with that spouse, the three-year naturalization pathway may already be available to you. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly who qualifies and what the requirements are. Read more 
6 Jul, 2026 Article The Four Mistakes That Sink Real Marriage Green Card Cases A genuine marriage does not guarantee a green card approval. Real cases fall apart because of four completely avoidable mistakes that have nothing to do with whether the relationship is real. Weak financials, thin evidence, inconsistencies in immigration history, and missed deadlines are the four patterns Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. sees sink cases that should have been approved. Here is how to make sure none of them happen to yours. Read more 
6 Jul, 2026 Article The Five Steps of the Marriage Green Card Process When Your Spouse Is Abroad If your spouse is living outside the United States and you want to bring them here permanently through a marriage green card, the process runs through consular processing and has five clear steps. Most couples do not know that Step 2 requires active participation and that Step 3 is where the majority of delays happen. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. breaks down the full timeline and exactly what to do at each stage. Read more 
6 Jul, 2026 Article The Interview Question That Trips Up Real Married Couples at the Green Card Interview Real married couples fail green card interviews over questions like which side of the bed their spouse sleeps on. Not because they are lying. Because nerves and framing work against even genuine couples under pressure. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly why these daily life detail questions are so difficult and how to prepare with your spouse before your interview so your real life together comes through clearly. Read more 
5 Jul, 2026 Article Do You Need a Big Wedding to Get a Marriage Green Card Approved? Thinking you need a big wedding to prove your marriage is real to USCIS? You do not. A courthouse wedding is entirely sufficient, and what immigration officers actually evaluate has nothing to do with venue size or guest count. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains what actually matters and why booking a wedding before your green card is approved is a financial risk worth avoiding. Read more 
