VisaProAdviserVisas, migration and life abroad
Covers US legalization — from green cards to asylum status and what happens when a case doesn't go as planned. Looks closer than most at procedural detail: not promises or generic advice, but which steps and dates actually shape an officer's decision. Readers get a sequence of actions here, not motivation: how to check timelines, what to expect at an interview, what options remain after a denial. It walks through marriage interview preparation step by step, separating what's actually asked from what people fear for no reason. There's coverage of choosing between voluntary departure and further detention, plus what happens to a case after asylum has already been granted. It skips general immigration news in favor of specific procedural forks.
From September 15, 2026, students in the US can stay for a maximum of 4 years. After that, status must be extended through the immigration service under new requirements.
Since May 21, 2026, USCIS demands more proof of good character for adjustment of status: letters, tax records, volunteer work. Here's what changed.
A B1/B2 visa allows 6 months of legal stay, but filing for asylum does not extend that period. We break down arrest risks at airports and on the road.