Immiva Resources: Your Fast Track to Stress-Free U.S. Immigration & Work Authorization

Your J-2 EAD gives you more work options than you might think. Here's what you can legally do and how to get started.

If you're a J-2 visa holder with an EAD and entrepreneurial ambitions, this guide covers everything you need to know about self-employment: the legal foundation, your business structure options, tax implications, and the one restriction that trips people up.

A complete guide to rescheduling your biometrics appointment online, including good cause examples, request templates, and what to do if you already missed your slot

Life happens. Work trips, illness, family emergencies. If you can't make your USCIS biometrics appointment, here's exactly how to reschedule without putting your case at risk.

Premium processing isn't available for J-2 EAD. You can still request expedited processing through USCIS if you meet specific criteria.

If you're waiting months for your J-2 EAD while a job offer slips away or bills pile up, you're not alone. This guide explains exactly how J-2 visa holders can request expedited processing, what evidence you'll need, and whether your situation actually qualifies.

Everything J-2 visa holders need to know about work authorization, from eligibility requirements to application process and employment rules.

Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about J-2 Employment Authorization Documents. This guide covers eligibility, fees, processing times, and the employment rules that actually matter in 2026.

Your conditional green card is about to expire. You're wondering how long you'll actually wait for Form I-751 approval. Here's the reality: most applicants in 2026 wait 12 to 24 months, with a median of about 21 months. But your receipt notice now extends your green card for 48 months, so you're protected while you wait.

Filing Form I-751 to remove conditions on your green card? Learn current 2026 processing times by service center, understand the 48-month automatic extension that protects your status, and find out if you can apply for citizenship while waiting.

Everything you need to know about Form N-400, from eligibility requirements to the oath ceremony, with 2026 fees, processing times, and the 128-question civics test.

Over 900,000 people become U.S. citizens every year through naturalization. This complete guide walks you through the entire N-400 process: who qualifies, what it costs, how long it takes, and exactly what happens at each step.

Yes, J-2 visa holders can work in the United States, but only after getting an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) from USCIS.

If you're in the US on a J-2 visa as the spouse or child of an exchange visitor, you're probably wondering if you can legally work. The short answer is yes, but you'll need to apply for a J-2 EAD first. This guide covers everything you need to know about J-2 work authorization in 2026, including current requirements, fees, and processing times.

A step-by-step guide to converting your 2-year conditional green card into a permanent 10-year card.

Got a conditional green card through marriage? You need to file Form I-751 to remove those conditions before your card expires. This guide covers everything: the 90-day filing window, current fees, documents you need, processing times, and what to do if your situation has changed.