Immigration to the USA

Transferring money for U.S. immigration has received a lot of attention and search from many people. However, not everyone knows how to transfer money from Vietnam to the US to settle down, as well as the fees and notes to avoid falling into situations where “lose money and gain trouble”. In the following article, ImmiPath …

Each year, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offers various types of visas and Green Cards through family sponsorship, family reunification, EB3 employment-based visas, and EB5 investment visas, allowing foreign nationals to live and work in the U.S. One common question many people have is whether buying houses in the U.S. can lead to …

After the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, many Amerasian children – those of mixed Vietnamese and American parentage – found themselves living in poverty and isolation. Understanding this situation, the U.S. Congress passed the Amerasian Immigration Act in 1982. Later, in 1987, the Amerasian Homecoming Act was enacted, which facilitated the immigration process …

Every year, millions of people dream of living in the U.S., including many Vietnamese. Many Vietnamese expatriates in the United States have succeeded and helped their relatives back home become prosperous and engage in charitable activities. This makes the U.S. a coveted destination, often referred to as the “American Dream.” So, what is it about …

Worried because you lost your U.S. Green Card? In this article, ImmiPath will guide you on how to replace your Green Card whether you're inside or outside the United States.

After passing the U.S. immigration visa interview, many people are eager to buy their plane tickets to the U.S. to reunite with their loved ones after a long wait. Since it may be your first time flying halfway around the world, not everyone knows the procedures for entering the U.S. for immigration. Do not worry, …

Giving birth in the U.S. is increasingly popular among Vietnamese mothers due to the excellent healthcare system and postnatal care available there. Moreover, regardless of their nationality, children born in the U.S. benefit from its educational and career opportunities. However, many people still wonder whether giving birth in the U.S. grants U.S. citizenship and whether …

Many people who open a sponsorship case for U.S. immigration are eager to quickly receive their visa to reunite with loved ones. This is especially true for spouse and fiancé/fiancée sponsorships, where the anticipation is even higher, as they are unable to be together every day and must communicate through social media apps. In the …

A U.S. Green Card is an important document that allows you to live and work legally in the United States, travel abroad, and re-enter the U.S. under certain conditions. Therefore, you must always carry a valid Green Card with you at all times. If your 2-year or 10-year Green Card expires, you are required to …

Many people have applications for U.S. sponsorship but are unsure about the current status of U.S. consulate processing, or how much longer it will be before their application is scheduled for an interview. In the following article, ImmiPath will reveal the latest 2024 U.S. immigration schedule, helping you stay updated with visa bulletin news and …

Post-COVID America, under the leadership of the new President Joe Biden, has seen significant changes, especially regarding immigration laws. In the following article, ImmiPath will cover everything you need to know about the latest and most accurate updates on U.S. immigration laws. Check it out now! 1. Overview of the New U.S. Immigration Laws for …

Every year, the United States of America welcomes thousands of immigrants from all over the world. As a diverse, beautiful country full of opportunities, starting a new life in the U.S. could be one of the most important decisions you ever make. The first few months can be challenging for new immigrants, but if you’re …

You will no longer worry about immigrating to the U.S. under F2-A for permanent residents with green cards sponsoring spouses with children under 21 years old to come to the U.S., requiring procedures, documents, papers, and costs if you read the following article of ImmiPath. See it now!

The family immigration visa, known as F visa, allows U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents to bring their family members to the U.S. for reunions. U.S. Immigration under F-3 Category is ranked as the third priority level for visas. However, the U.S. government limits the number of visas issued annually for this category, and the …