Before You File
Four questions to answer before anything is filed
A short review that closes this chapter: where you are, who acts next, what cannot be undone, and which slow task should already be underway.
Before You File
Choosing the right category and gathering documents early.
Before You File
Before You File
The parts of this process you cannot take back
Most of a family immigration case is forgiving. A small number of steps are not, and knowing which ones they are tells you where to slow down and where to stop
Before You File
The documents that take longest should be started first
Civil records from Vietnam are the slowest part of the whole process, and the problems inside them are slower still. Starting them early costs nothing and saves
Before You File
Choosing a category is the one decision that shapes everything after it
The category follows the relationship you actually have, not the one with the shortest wait. Almost every avoidable disaster in this process starts with getting
Before You File
Who files, who waits, and why the two sides need different things
Every family case has two sides with two very different jobs. Knowing which side owns which task prevents the most common failure: both sides assuming the other
Before You File
Where you are on the timeline, and why it matters more than speed
Moving to the United States is not one application. It is a sequence of stages, and knowing which stage you are in tells you who acts next and what to start pre
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