Suppose you’re a lawful permanent resident, a Green Card holder. Your Green Card allows you to travel back and forth between your home country, and so you’re wondering, “Can I live in my home country and the U.S. until I’m ready to become a U.S. citizen?” To live in both ...
Read MoreThere are different types of immigration fraud with two of them being document and benefit fraud. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known ...
View MoreOver the years, there’s been a common misconception about U.S. citizenship: Some people have thought that if an immigrant married a United States ...
View MoreRecently, there’s been a lot of buzz about immigrants being deported, even after they received an immigration benefit under the Immigration and ...
View MoreAre you presently in the United States but now you’d like to change the purpose of your visit? In that case, you or depending on your circumstances, ...
View MoreIf you were born outside the United States to parents who are U.S. citizens, or if you are an immigrant who is having a child in the United States, ...
View MoreAre you a lawful permanent resident (Green Card holder) in the United States? If you plan to travel abroad, special rules apply. “Will I need a U.S. ...
View MoreUnited States visas are not for U.S. citizens looking to travel outside the United States. Instead, they are for citizens of foreign countries who ...
View MoreWhat is a forced marriage? It’s where a marriage takes place and one or both of the spouses does not consent to the marriage – it is forced upon them. ...
View MoreAre you an international student in the United States attending a college or other school with an F-1, M-1, or J-1 student classification? If so, your ...
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