In mid-March, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency because of the coronavirus pandemic, also known as “COVID-19.” Shortly after the national emergency was declared, schools closed, “non-essential” businesses shut down, people were directed to stay home except ...
Read MoreThe term “naturalization” refers to the process of immigrants becoming United States citizens. Most applicants have to meet the same requirements to ...
View MoreAs the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic took the world by storm, public health departments across the country asked a significant number of ...
View MoreYou heard about “dual nationality,” but do you know how it works? When a person has dual nationality or dual citizenship, it means they are a citizen ...
View MoreThe United States is the land of opportunity. It’s the country where immigrants can come and realize the “American Dream.” It’s also a place that ...
View MoreAre you interested in obtaining a U.S. passport for your child who is under the age of 16? If so, continue reading as we go over the basics of U.S. ...
View MoreYou may be wondering if it’s possible for you to extend your nonimmigrant status. A “nonimmigrant” is an alien who’s admitted to the United States for ...
View MoreAre you an immigrant who is married to a US citizen? If so, you may be wondering if the naturalization process will be shorter or expedited because of ...
View MoreAre you a permanent resident who needs to replace your Green Card ? Or, are you a conditional resident whose two-year Green Card needs to be replaced? ...
View MoreIf you were not born in the United States but you wish to become a US citizen, and you are in the Armed Forces or are thinking about joining, you may ...
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