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Can a beneficiary with a criminal history apply for a green card?The U.S. government typically asks to know about every interaction an applicant has ever had with law enforcement, both in the applicant’s home country and in the United States…. View Article
Dating in the digital age looks different for everyone. Maybe you’re an immigrant who wants to meet someone with the same background. Maybe you’re a U.S. citizen who’s interested in meeting someone who lives abroad. With so many dating apps… View Article
What is continuous physical presence?To be eligible for citizenship, an applicant must have continuously lived in the United States as a green card holder for at least five years (or at least three years if they’re married to a U.S…. View Article
What happens if I go out of status before I get my green card?Sometimes, the spouse of a U.S. citizen enters the United States on a valid visa, then applies for a marriage-based green card, but their immigration status expires… View Article
Canadians applying for TN status can file the application when seeking entry to the United States at Customs and Border Protection (CBP), without needing a visa ahead of time.As part of the application process, one or multiple CBP officers may… View Article
Can I bring an interpreter to the interview even if I didn’t list it on the application?Yes, an applicant may bring an interpreter to the interview. USCIS in general will not provide an interpreter and may reschedule the interview if… View Article
America is very much an auto-driven country (no pun intended). While some major cities also utilize subways, buses, streetcars and railroads, the vast majority of Americans get around driving a car along the thousands of miles of roadways and highways…. View Article
As part of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between Canada, Mexico, and the United States, a special U.S. visa category was created: The TN NAFTA Professionals visa. TN status allows qualified Canadian and Mexican nationals to temporarily come… View Article
TN status allows Canadian and Mexican citizens to come to the United States to work in certain specialty occupations. But as an employer, the process can be daunting. Who is eligible, where do you submit your application, and how much… View Article
The following question will sound familiar to many people who live and work outside of their home countries:“How do I send money back home to my loved ones?”For example, you might be working in the United States and have family… View Article