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Bots, Blogs, and the Big Mistake: When Law Gave Too Much Away

In this blog post, KVX explores the intersection of AI and immigration law—fueled by private equity and enabled by lawyers who gave away the playbook. In jurisdictions like Utah and Washington, we’re watching private equity infiltrate legal services, including immigration law—a field with deep ties to national security and human rights. For years, law firms […]

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How to Bring My Partner to the U.S. | Immigration Tips for Couples

Helping couples and professionals navigate U.S. immigration law with precision and care. From K-1 fiancé visas to work authorization, KVisaXpress is where love and law collide.

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No Visa, No Degree? U.S. Shuts Door on Students

The US halts F-1 visa interview processing, throwing the plans of thousands of international students into chaos just weeks before the academic year begins. With no clear timeline for resuming appointments, families are scrambling for answers—and universities across the country are bracing for massive economic fallout. This sudden policy shift not only impacts education but […]

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Why Choose a K-1 Visa? | KVX Immigration WV & VA

If you’re seeking a K-1 fiancé visa lawyer in West Virginia and Virginia, you’re likely navigating the intricate process of bringing your foreign fiancé(e) to the United States. This journey involves multiple steps, including filing the I-129F petition, attending a visa interview, and ensuring compliance with the 90-day marriage requirement upon arrival. Engaging an experienced […]

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Online Romance Scams and Immigration

In this post, we will be discussing recent calls to attorney Chelsea E Walker, and her law firm, concerning elaborate scams of West Virginia residents by alleged international paramours. Are you being scammed by your online romancer? Sweetheart and pig butchering scams: What You Need to Know In recent months, we’ve seen an increase in […]

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SEVIS Revoked at Harvard by DHS

In this post, we will discuss DHS revoking Harvard’s SEVIS access. Learn what this means for students at WVU, Marshall, and Virginia Tech—and how to stay compliant with F-1 visa rules. F-1 Visa Risks After SEVIS Shutdown at Harvard The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently revoked Harvard University’s SEVIS certification—a move that has stunned […]

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Avoid Deportation after AOS Denial

In this post, we will discuss what to do after USCIS denies your i-485 adjustment of status, and recent trends with Department of Homeland Security immediately placing denied cases into removal proceedings in immigration courts. Adjustment of Status Denied? Don’t Wait — DHS Is Moving Fast to Start Deportation Proceedings In recent months, KVisaXpress seen […]

Immigrant Visa

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🌍 Family Immigration Attorney in Charleston, WV — KVisaXpress

💠 A Note From Me to You You didn’t end up here by accident. You’re probably trying to get visa help for a family member and trying to bring someone you love to the United States—or trying to protect them from being deported or removed. Maybe it’s your spouse who’s been waiting years for a […]

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Removing Conditions on your Green Card

In this post, we will discuss how to remove conditions on your green card using form i-751, focusing on individuals who are divorced from this U.S. Spouse, or a widow(er). KVisaXpress is an immigration-only law firm headquartered in Charleston, West Virginia, with services available nationwide, handling immigration issues exclusively. Removing Conditions on Your Green Card: […]

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Delayed Social Security Cards Are Slowing Down New Hires — Here’s What You Can Do

For many immigrants, receiving their Employment Authorization Document (EAD) feels like the final hurdle — the long-awaited key to working legally in the United States. However, a new and frustrating issue is surfacing: even after the EAD arrives, many individuals wait up to six weeks or more for their Social Security card to appear in […]

A young professional immigrant sitting at a desk, looking at a laptop with a worried expression, next to a folder labeled 'EAD Approval' and an empty spot marked 'Social Security Card.' This illustrates delays in receiving Social Security cards after work authorization is granted.

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