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Major Benefits Of Getting A U.S. Green Card

Attaining a U.S. green card has numerous benefits. The most important one is the fact that it’s a major step to becoming a U.S. citizen. All migrants should obtain a green card if they want to become a U.S. citizen. Green card holders aka lawful permanent residents are enjoy several benefits such as the following: Sponsoring Relatives Green card holders can sponsor loved ones who can then apply for their own green cards. The loved one needs to be either a spouse or an immediate family member. In some special cases the loved one doesn’t even need to be an immediate family...

08 February

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When Should You Get An Immigration Lawyer?

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You don’t have to apply for immigration through a lawyer if you don’t want to but it will make your life much simpler if you do. Applicants with a straightforward case, that easily qualify for the benefits they seek, have no record of criminal activity or runs-ins with law enforcement or immigration authorities shouldn’t have much trouble obtaining a resident visa or green card without a lawyer. However, the slightest issues with your application can make your case complicated in which case it is better to hire a competent immigration lawyer. Those applying for U.S. immigration from overseas cannot be...

31 January

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Applying for a Visa to Become an American Citizen

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Thousands of people file to become US citizens, every year. The USA is a nation of immigrants and the country continues to welcome immigrants through legal channels. The first step to becoming a US citizen is to apply for a visa. Applying for a visa is just one part of the lengthy immigration process. Here’s everything you need to know about applying for a US Visa to become an American citizen. Visas and USCIS In order to come into the country legally, you’ll require a visa from USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) which is a part of the Dept. of Homeland...

27 January

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3 Possible Reasons a U.S. Immigrant May Be Deported

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There are various reasons as to why an immigrant residing in the US may be deported. These reasons apply to green-card holders too. Deportations involve sending an immigrant back to their home country. The most prominent reason for sending an immigrant back to their home country is an illegal status. If an individual is living in the US without valid documentation, they are most likely to be deported. Even as a legal resident you can be deported in the following circumstances: Failure to Meet the Terms of the Visa and Maintain Legal Status People living in the country as a non-immigrant are...

22 January

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Understanding Family-Based Immigration

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Are you interested in bringing family members into the USA? If yes, you’ll need to understand how family-based immigration works. In order live and work in the USA, your family member will need to attain permanent resident status. They can get this through an immigrant visa or a green card. Petitioners and beneficiaries Every family-based immigration form will list two main parties, the petitioner (you) and the beneficiary (your family member). To become a petitioner, you’ll need to be a US citizen or an LPR (lawful permanent resident). The petitioner will sponsor the green card and beneficiary will wait for it....

10 January

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U.S. Work Visas: Different Types and Eligibility Requirements

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A visa is a document authorizing you to gain admittance into the United States. If you wish to visit, work, or immigrate to the country, you’ll need to obtain a U.S. visa first. Note that your entry into the U.S. is not guaranteed by a visa. However, it does indicate to a U.S. Consulate or Embassy officer that you’re eligible to seek entry into the U.S. for a specific purpose. Foreign nationals wanting to work legally in the U.S. can apply for different types of work visas that suit them. The most common types are green cards, temporary work visas, and...

04 January

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U.S. Deportation Process: What You Should Know

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There has been a rise in United States deportation cases in the last 2 decades; nearly 5.4 million people were deported from the U.S. to their countries of origin. Some might say that there is an urgent need for immigration law reform in the country. For immigrants it’s especially important to be educated about what to do in case they face deportation. To be able to stay in the country, know your rights and the deportation program of the state you live in. Possible Reasons For Deportation From the U.S. There are a number of reasons why an immigrant may be at risk of...

28 December

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Different Categories of American

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The land of the free and home of the brave! Unsurprisingly, there are millions of people who want to obtain US citizenship. Each year, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) receives as many as 6 million immigration applications from all over the globe. There are three main ways to legally become a US citizen. Born in the US Children who are either born in the US or in one of its territories get automatic US citizenship—most of the time. As per the Title 8 of the US Code (Aliens and Nationality) children born to foreign government officials, like diplomats, will not receive automatic US citizenship...

27 November

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Apply For Visa To Become An American Citizen

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Thousands of people file to become US citizens every year yet very few people make it. If you want to be in the list of the lucky ones, see this informative infographic. ...

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