Immigration Blog
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Proof of citizenship can be documented in a variety of ways. The most common documents that establish U.S. citizenship are: If you need to replace your Certificate of Citizenship or
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American citizens and permanent residents can now apply for Green Cards for their same-sex spouses. On June 26, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that section 3 of the 1996
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A refugee or asylee can apply for permanent resident status (Green Card) in the United States after one year of being granted asylum or refugee status. You have to file
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There are a few things that must be taken in to consideration when thinking about how long it takes to get a U.S. passport. Some people must sign their application
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People renounce their U.S. citizenship for a variety of reasons. Depending on your situation, renunciation can be very beneficial or even necessary. However, don’t expect the process to be easy.
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For immigrants from around the world to live in the United States as a lawful permanent resident (LPR), the pathway to green card status can consist of either consular processing
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Attending your scheduled biometrics appointment with USCIS is an essential step towards successfully immigrating to the United States. This appointment, which you’ll be notified of via an ASC appointment notice,
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One way through which you can get a green card is employment. The employment-based category is divided into four sub categories, called “preferences.” A foreign alien of extraordinary ability comes
