Navigating Immigration Challenges When Your Visa Application Is Denied

Can You Appeal a Denial? What Are Your Options and Next Steps? You’ve come to the United States from another country, seeking a new beginning....

Humanitarian Aid

At Bailey & Galyen, we understand that navigating the U.S. immigration system can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re fleeing dangerous conditions or seeking refuge. You...

Deportation and Removal Proceedings

Deportation and removal proceedings are very serious matters. If you or a loved one are facing potential deportation from the United States, it can be...

Apply for Asylum

If you are seeking asylum in the United States to escape persecution in your home country, you may feel like the weight of the world...

Green Cards (Permanent Residence Cards)

Are you looking to obtain permanent residency status in the United States? The process of getting a Green Card can feel daunting and complex. But...

Expected USCIS Processing Times for 2025

Planning Ahead for Your Visa Application Over the past few years, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has consistently promised to take steps...

Will a Divorce Affect Your Immigration Status?

Can Your Right to Remain in the United States Be Threatened? Life has its ups and downs. You found someone you love and you came...

How to Remove Conditions on Your Green Card: Joint Removal vs. Waiver Removal

The conditions on a two-year green card must be removed within 90 days of its expiration date. This process involves either a joint removal of...

What Are the Different Ways of Getting a Green Card?

How You Can Become a Lawful Permanent Resident You’ve left your home country and come to America, but you’re only here on a temporary visa....

K-Visas: What You Need To Know About Family-Based Immigration

Updated April 2025 If you’re engaged to a U.S. citizen, or already married and living abroad, getting the right visa to join your loved one...

Military Parole in Place (PIP)

Military PIP allows a foreign national who entered the U.S. without authorization to obtain legal status for one year. Parole is considered a lawful immigration...

Notario Publico vs. Notary Public—Not the Same Thing

Important Distinctions for Immigrants From Mexico If you are coming into the United States from Mexico, you may be familiar with the term notario publico....