Petition Ledger

Tracks the path through US immigration status — from temporary visas to citizenship. Looks harder than most at the procedural details: a mistimed trip abroad, one missing recommendation letter, a miscounted 90-day window — the small things that sink cases that looked solid on paper. Readers get a sequence of steps and a list of where people most often miscalculate, not generic reassurance. Coverage runs from marriage-based green card filings and the 10-year re-entry ban risk, to EAD and travel rules during adjustment of status, to assembling letters for EB-1 and EB-2 NIW petitions, to the O-1B route for self-taught artists without a degree. It also breaks down N-400 interview prep and the civics test traps that trip people up. Asylum and removal proceedings sit outside its scope.