Immigration courts are part of the U.S. judicial system, and like U.S. citizens, undocumented immigrants have rights when they appear before a judge. However, their rights are not exactly the same, and that becomes obvious when it comes to the deportation trial...
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How can you prepare for a family immigration interview?
The immigration and legalization process for becoming a citizen has a variety of steps you must follow before you can obtain your Visa. The U.S. Department of State notes that once you qualify for an interview, there are a few steps you must take that can help you...
When a company wants to offer a foreign national a job
When an employer offers a job to a foreign national, it may also need to sponsor him or her to become a permanent resident. This involves filing a petition to show that the employer plans to hire the immigrant when the petition receives approval from the U.S....
What are the eligibility requirements for getting a fiancé visa?
You fell in love with someone born outside of the United States, and now, you want this person to become your spouse and live alongside you in Kentucky. To do so, you need to secure something called the K-1 nonimmigrant visa, which is also known as a fiancé visa. Per...
What can you do if your application is denied?
If you are an immigrant who wants to live and work in Kentucky, then you must apply for immigration. But what do you do if your application gets denied? Are there any options left? Not every denial is eligible for appeal. But for many people, that possibility exists....
Can you lose your permanent resident status?
You should be proud once you acquire your green card in Kentucky. It is a big deal and classifies you as a lawful permanent resident with many protected rights. No matter how you acquired it though, there are a couple ways that put your permanent resident status at...
Can ICE enter my home without a warrant?
There is some debate in Kentucky over whether Immigration and Customs Enforcement may enter your home without a warrant. The requirement for a warrant before entering a private residence protects U.S. citizens, but the Immigration and Nationality Act makes allowances...
DHS action may pose setback to DACA recipients
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allows undocumented young people to work in the U.S. and avoid deportation. The Center for American Progress studied recent actions by the Department of Homeland Security to limit DACA protections. DHS announcement...
Reviewing statistics on lawful permanent residence
When it comes to permanent residence in the U.S., there are a number of issues you need to consider, especially if you are pursuing citizenship. Many people are able to take their career to the next level through permanent residence and build a family while enjoying...
Reviewing the green card application process
With a green card, you can work and live in the United States permanently. It is important to understand the application process before moving forward, as it can be expensive and time-consuming. Review these steps if you already reside in the U.S. and want to apply to...