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Powers Immigration Law is dedicated to the practices of United States immigration and naturalization law. Serving Mecklenburg, Catawba and surrounding counties.

Dedicated to the practices of United States immigration and naturalization law. Representing individuals and businesses in all aspects of immigration law, including applications for adjustment of status (I-485), petitions for family members (I-130), green card renewal (I-90), naturalization applications (N-400), fiancé visa petitions (I-129F), U visas, H-1B petitions, PERM applications, and deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA).

10/16/2026

Who decides how much an employer must pay when sponsoring a foreign worker for a green card? Our latest blog breaks down how the Department of Labor calculates the PERM prevailing wage, the key factors that affect required salary, and what employers should prepare before starting the PERM process. Read the full post: https://wix.to/QLXZ9sV

Who decides how much an employer must pay when sponsoring a foreign worker for a green card? Learn how the Department of Labor determines the PERM prevailing wage, what factors affect the required salary, and what employers should know before beginning the PERM process.

10/09/2026

Victims of certain crimes may qualify for immigration protection through a U Visa — even if they’re undocumented. Our new blog explains who can qualify, qualifying crimes, how cooperation with law enforcement matters, and the potential path to permanent residence. Read more: https://wix.to/thcUAPH

Victims of certain crimes may qualify for immigration protection through a U Visa, even if they are undocumented. Learn about U Visa eligibility, qualifying crimes, law enforcement cooperation, and the potential path to permanent residence.

09/25/2026

Wondering when you can apply for U.S. citizenship? Our latest blog breaks down the 3-year and 5-year naturalization rules, who may qualify to file early (including spouses of U.S. citizens), and how travel, continuous residence, and other factors affect eligibility for Form N-400. Read the full guide to know when you can start your path to citizenship: https://wix.to/AaeiLMv

When can you apply for U.S. citizenship? Learn how the 3-year and 5-year naturalization rules work, who may qualify to file early, and how marriage, travel, continuous residence, and other factors can affect your eligibility to file Form N-400.

09/18/2026

What documents actually prove a real marriage for a marriage-based green card? There’s no single checklist — USCIS looks at the full story you and your spouse tell together. Learn practical guidance on assembling evidence that shows how you live your lives as a married couple. Read the full guide: https://wix.to/O2tDPXc

There is no single “right” set of documents to prove a real marriage for a green card case. The best marriage green card evidence reflects how you and your spouse actually live your lives together. Learn how USCIS looks at the evidence as a whole and why your documents should tell the story of y...

08/28/2026

PERM approval is a major milestone — but it’s just the beginning of your employment‑based green card journey. Next up: filing the I-140 petition, tracking your priority date, and choosing between Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing. Want a clear roadmap for what comes next? Read our guide to understand timelines, documents, and tips to avoid delays. https://wix.to/BisX8DY

PERM approval is an important milestone in the employment-based green card process, but it is not the final step. Learn what happens after PERM approval, including filing the I-140 petition, understanding your priority date, and completing adjustment of status or immigrant visa processing.

08/22/2026

New immigration decision affects Advance Parole travel — and it could create serious risks if you’ve accrued unlawful presence. Leaving the U.S., even with an approved Advance Parole Document, may now trigger a three- or ten-year bar. Read what changed, who may be impacted, and why you should review your immigration history before traveling: https://wix.to/eGqCJWM

A new immigration decision changes the risks of Advance Parole travel for some immigrants. If you have accumulated unlawful presence, leaving the United States—even with an approved Advance Parole Document—could trigger a three-year or ten-year bar. Learn what changed, who may be affected, and w...

08/13/2026

Can marrying a U.S. citizen fix an entry without inspection? Not automatically. Our new blog breaks down how unlawful presence, prior entries/departures, Section 245(i), parole in place, and the I-601A provisional waiver can affect your ability to get a marriage-based green card. Read the full guide to understand your options and next steps: https://wix.to/sB81LDQ

Marriage to a U.S. citizen does not automatically fix an entry without inspection. Learn how your immigration history affects your ability to get a green card, when an I-601A waiver may be needed, and how Section 245(i), parole in place, unlawful presence, and prior entries or departures can affect....

07/31/2026

K-1 fiancé(e) visa or marriage-based green card — which path is best for your relationship and immigration goals? Our latest blog breaks down costs, timelines, work authorization, and what happens after arrival so you can decide with confidence. Read more: https://wix.to/sCJq8UB

Should you apply for a K-1 fiancé(e) visa or marry first and pursue a marriage-based green card? Both options can lead to permanent residence, but they differ in cost, processing, and what happens after arrival in the United States. Learn the advantages of each so you can make an informed decision.

07/24/2026

If your marriage ends before or during your I-751 petition, you may still qualify to remove the conditions on your permanent residence. Learn when a waiver might apply, what evidence USCIS looks for, and practical next steps to protect your status. Read the full guide: https://wix.to/Lg0gmB1

If your marriage ends before or during your I-751 petition, you may still be eligible to remove the conditions on your permanent residence. Learn how divorce and separation affect the I-751 process, when a waiver may be available, and what evidence USCIS looks for to determine whether your marriage....

07/17/2026

Could a mistake on an old DS-160 hurt your green card case? Many applicants don’t realize that omissions or inconsistent answers — like not disclosing a spouse, a prior visa denial, or an immigrant petition — can create serious problems during adjustment of status. Read our short guide to learn why these inconsistencies matter and what steps to take before filing: https://wix.to/5xP3aIM

Could a mistake on an old visa application affect your green card case? Prior errors or omissions on a DS-160—such as failing to disclose a spouse, a prior visa denial, or an immigrant petition—may create serious issues during adjustment of status. Learn why these inconsistencies matter, how the...

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
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Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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