The Immigration Law Guide

Sponsoring an Immigrant – Everything you need to know

In this immigration law article we will explain what you should know about sponsoring an immigrant in the U.S. and when you should hire an immigration lawyer for guidance.

If you have people you care about living abroad who want to come to the U.S. permanently, you may be able to act as a sponsor to help them immigrate. Whether the person you want to sponsor is your fiance or spouse, a family member, a potential employee, or a friend, there are certain eligibility criteria and requirements you must meet when sponsoring an immigrant.

Pros and Cons of Sponsoring an Immigrant

In this immigration law article we will explain the pros and cons of sponsoring an immigrant and important factors to consider.

If you have a family member, fiancé or spouse, or another person in your life who lives overseas but wishes to live permanently in the U.S., you can help them fulfill their dream by supporting them as an immigration sponsor.

The process involves entering a legally binding contract (Form I-864 Affidavit of Support) and agreeing to fulfill a variety of responsibilities. Sponsoring an immigrant comes with many long-term benefits for both you and the person who is immigrating. It also exposes you to some risks.

Risks of Sponsoring an Immigrant

In this immigration law article we will explain the obligations and legal risk of sponsoring an immigrant and the implications of Form I-864 Affidavit of Support.

Sponsoring an immigrant can be incredibly rewarding. If you know someone who wants to live in the U.S. permanently – whether this person is your fiancé or spouse, a family member or friend, or a potential employee – you can be part of making their dream a reality by sponsoring them. But sponsoring an immigrant involves taking on financial and legal responsibilities, and the process isn’t without risk.

Does Sponsoring an Immigrant Affect Buying a House?

In this immigration law article we will explain how sponsoring an immigrant can impact your life when you are buying a house.

With the monetary responsibilities that come with Form I-864, many aspiring sponsors want to know how their current financial status and goals may be impacted by becoming a sponsor. One of the most common questions from potential sponsors is about how the Affidavit of Support may affect their ability to purchase a home.

My Liabilities When Sponsoring an Immigrant

In this article, we will explain your liabilities when sponsoring an immigrant and when you should seek legal guidance from an immigration attorney.

Form I-864 is published and regulated by the USCIS and is a legally binding contract. When you enter into this contract, you accept certain responsibilities and liabilities. It’s important to make sure you understand the legal implications of this form and are prepared to fulfill your agreement.

What is an Immigration Sponsor?

In this article, we will discuss the ins and outs of immigration sponsorship, what exactly an immigration sponsor is, and how the process works so you can make an informed decision.

If someone you know is living outside the United States and wants to become an American citizen or permanent resident, then immigration sponsorship is one of the most efficient and effective ways of navigating the process.

How to Sponsor an Immigrant

In this article, we explain how to sponsor an immigrant in 6 straight-forward steps and explore the requirements to become an immigration sponsor.

If you want to help someone abroad start a new chapter in the United States, then you’ve probably heard of immigration sponsorship. Whether the individual is your spouse, family member, friend, or employee, sponsoring an immigrant can be both rewarding and life-changing.

How to Sponsor an Immigrant friend

In this article, we explain how to sponsor an immigrant friend in 3 steps including the eligibility requirements, the income requirements, and how to file an Affidavit of Support.

In most cases, immigrants who want to become a US citizen or permanent resident are sponsored by a spouse, employee, or relative. In the case of petitioning for a non-relative friend, the process is less straightforward and it’s important to understand your options. Keep reading to learn how to sponsor a friend’s visa application for permanent residency.

How to Sponsor an Immigrant for work

In this article, we explain how to sponsor an immigrant for work in 5 steps including determine if your employee qualifies, file the relevant petitions and forms, and attaining approval from the National Visa Center.

If you are a current or prospective employer of a foreign national, you may be able to sponsor your employee to become a permanent resident in the United States. In order to sponsor an employee based on a permanent job offer, you and the foreign national you’re petitioning for must go through a specific process.