Things happen. Things get misplaced, lost, and stolen. When traveling, there is even a greater risk of this happening. No matter how careful you are, ...
Summer seemed to come early in Portland this year as temperatures spiked into the high 90’s at the beginning of June. While this may have just been ...
According to a recent policy announcement, USCIS will begin transferring some Naturalization (N-400) and Adjustment of Status (I-485) cases to differe...
This past weekend, attorneys and staff from Passage Immigration Law participated in Lutheran Community Service’s annual Citizenship Day. This event ...
As we enter the warm summer months, many families, couples, and individuals are taking off on summer trips and long holiday weekends. As the summer mo...
If you’re applying for an immigration benefit for yourself or someone you know, you’ve likely noticed by now that there have been a lot of process...
With all the news about recent delays, problems, and new obstacles in the immigration process, we wanted to quickly share a more positive update: some...
Without much warning, the U.S. Department of State has introduced a new set of questions to all Consular Electronic Application forms pertaining to so...
If you’re a United States citizen and you would like to bring your non-citizen partner to the United States from another country, marriage is ultima...
In a recent study by J.D. Power regarding customer satisfaction with North American airports, Newark’s Liberty International Airport (EWR) was voted...
With a national immigration system that is far from perfect and near-constant news stories telling us how broken it is, it may feel like we are alread...
The United States needs more physicians. This need is likely to worsen in the next decade: by 2030 the United States could see a shortage of up to 1...