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Comprehensive guides, FAQs, and checklists to help you navigate the U.S. immigration system. Reviewed by experienced immigration attorneys.

Common Immigration Applications Mistakes
At Buhler Thomas Law, P.C., we’re your trusted immigration lawyers here to assist you with every step of what can often be a very difficult process. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is no joke, and you need to be precise and detailed in your applications and forms. Knowing what to do in these…

Important Steps to Take to Obtain a Green Card
Whether you came here first on vacation, as a student, or as an employee of a multinational company, when you decide that you want to make the U.S. your permanent home, the next step is to get a Green Card. Once you have a permanent resident card (which is good for 10 years and renewable…

Understanding Employment-Based Visas
There are about 140,000 people who enter the U.S. each year on what are called “employment-based visas”. These visas are made available to ensure that qualified applicants, who have the skills to work in jobs in the U.S. for which skilled workers are needed, will be able to live and work here without concerns about…

3 Common Myths (and the Truth) About Immigration Law
Millions of people all over the world today make the decision to immigrate to a new country where they believe they can find greater opportunities and improve their quality of life. The process of moving from one country of residence to another comes with many challenges, but perhaps the most challenging part of it all…

Extending a Visa Application to Remain in the U.S.
Millions of people around the globe dream of coming to the United States and fulfilling their dreams. Before crossing the border, any foreign national must have a visa in order to enter the country legally. While you are in the country or trying to re-enter the country, there are several legal issues you must avoid…

Navigating through marriage-based immigration
As many people know, love can transcend boundaries, including international ones. American citizens who marry noncitizens are permitted under United States immigration law to bring their spouses to live in Utah or any other state, provided the conditions of the law are met. International engagements A foreign national who is engaged to an American citizen…
