If you are looking to come to the United States to work and live, there are many things that you must consider. Obtaining a work visa is one of the most common ways in which immigrants come to the U.S. for an extended stay. While there are dozens of specific types of work visas, the […]
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Green card holders must renew their green card every ten years. While this is typically a routine procedure, it can still take some time to complete. Be sure to get started early so that you don’t face any lapse in your green card validity. Your green card proves your right to permanent residency in the
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All immigrants of the United States have rights, responsibilities, and benefits when becoming an American citizen. Their rights and responsibilities are limited to those who are only green card holders. Many wish to become citizens because of all the benefits and privileges a U.S. citizenship can bring to themselves, and their families. Some countless opportunities
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For many foreign-born individuals who immigrate to the United States, living in the country amounts to only the first step toward the greater goal of obtaining citizenship. For these immigrants, filing a U.S. citizenship application means moving another step closer to fulfilling their own version of the American dream. Immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship status file
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To apply for U.S. citizenship you need to file Form N-400 with the USCIS. This process of applying for U.S. citizenship is called naturalization. Before you file the citizenship application with the USCIS, you need to find out if you are eligible to apply for citizenship and rule out the possibility that you might already
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As the campaigning for the 2018 midterm elections begins to ramp up, politicians position voter messages around issues like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, border security and immigration reform. Especially for those with a hefty constituency geared toward immigrant interests, the call to action centers on installing representatives who are ready, willing
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) hosted a panel discussion in early February centering on current and historic immigration from Mexico as well as U.S. policy approaches. The discussion, “Understanding Immigration: How Can the U.S. Achieve a Fair, Human Policy for Accepting and Integrating Immigrants,” explored the trends, perceptions and realities of Mexican and other
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In the latest trends reported by the Pew Research Center, the share of Latinos who speak Spanish at home declined over the past decade as the high-school dropout rate within the demographic continues its decline to a new all-time low. The trends reflect fundamental cultural shifts among U.S. Hispanics. Where language is concerned, the number
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