Ilona Bray

Ilona Bray

J.D. · University of Washington School of Law

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How to Find an Excellent Immigration Lawyer Near Me
Red flags indicating that your lawyer is not going to serve your interests well.
Who Is Eligible to Become a Naturalized U.S. Citizen?
Becoming a citizen is open only to certain people, most of whom have already held a U.S. green card, learned English, and can meet various other criteria.
What Happens at the U.S. Citizenship Interview?
What to expect at a naturalization interview at a USCIS office.
Criminal Charges or Convictions on Your U.S. Citizenship Application
If you're applying for U.S. citizenship and you have a criminal record, consider getting legal advice before you proceed. Here's why.
Must You Include Traffic Violations on Your N-400 Citizenship Application?
If you're applying for U.S. citizenship, you'll need to disclose your criminal record. Does that include traffic tickets?
Effect of Good "Moral Character" on Immigration Applications
When immigration officials make decisions about granting a visa, green card, U.S. citizenship, or other immigration benefit, good moral character will come into the picture.
How a U.S. Visa Overstay Affects a Minor
Young people (under the age of 18) face consequences for overstaying a U.S. visa, though not as severe as adults do.
How to Adjust Status (to Permanent Resident) After Marriage to a U.S. Citizen
An overview on eligibility for a green card after marriage, necessary forms, documents, how to survive the interview, and much more.
Is an Immigration Lawyer Worth the Cost?
Hiring an attorney means adding legal fees to your immigration case, but often, avoiding mistakes can save money and time down the road - and prevent visa denials and even removal from the U.S.
How to Determine Your Priority Date for Immigration Purposes
After their visa petition is approved, many immigrants must wait for their priority date to become current before applying for a green card.
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