If you are a green card holder, who is willing to become a naturalized U.S. citizen, you would like to know how your criminal records will affect you. While it is sometimes possible to naturalize despite various shortcomings like a good moral character, this article narrows down its discussion on crimes and legal violations that […]
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For U.S. citizens willing to have their foreign spouse move to America and obtain a green card, this piece will provide detailed instructions on how to fill out the Form I-130 Petition, the Petition for Alien Relative, which is a significant element in the immigration procedure. Before we go into the details, let’s look at
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In the context of U.S. immigration laws and policies, having a criminal record can create serious challenges for individuals seeking immigration success. This applies whether the crimes were committed in the U.S. or abroad. Criminal activity can lead to deportation or jeopardize the status of those trying to live, work, or become U.S. citizens through
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Getting a green card for permanent residency can be challenging, especially for non-citizens marrying U.S. citizens. If you receive a green card within two years of marriage, you will get conditional residency for two years. To become a permanent resident, you must file Form I-751, the Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. However, the long
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If you are applying for a green card based on VAWA, it is important to show the extent of the abuse that you suffered at the hands of your U. S. citizen, resident spouse, or parent. This guide will show you how best to gather the proof you need to back up your application and
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The impact of social media, like Facebook and Twitter, on our lives is immense, especially for immigrants and visa holders. The information they share online can significantly affect their immigration status. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in the U.S. can access individuals’ social media profiles, which can lead to serious consequences, such as deportation
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As a U.S. citizen who wants to bring your parents to live permanently in the United States, you will need to go through the immigration process like the procedures, and requirements set by USCIS and this guide will help you in filling out and submitting Form I-130 for Parents, which is the Petition for Alien
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Understanding U.S. immigration issues involves grasping the consequences of criminal convictions. Green card holders can face deportation for violations. This article examines how crimes like ‘moral turpitude’ and ‘aggravated felonies’ lead to deportation. It also discusses how these convictions impact an immigrant’s ability to stay in the U.S. and explores possible remedies. Crimes of Moral
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Embarking on the journey to secure U.S. residence under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) presents a dual challenge. You must navigate the paperwork, including the self-petition on Form I-360, and compile compelling evidence to support your VAWA eligibility. This guide will help you understand the essentials needed for your VAWA claim if you are
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Reuniting with your adult children who are living abroad can be a complex process if you are a green card holder in the U.S. This Form I-130 for adult children guide simplifies the steps needed to prepare and submit Form I-130, the initial visa petition, to help bring your adult son or daughter to the
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