Going through a divorce is hard enough, but if you live in Kentucky and have a green card you may be worried you would lose it once the marriage is over. The good news is that if your marriage was entered in good faith, and not as a reason to gain residence, you are...
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The process of seeking asylum in America
Immigrants seeking to apply for asylum should know all that they can about the process first. It can be long and somewhat difficult in many cases, which can be somewhat discouraging to those who don't expect having so many hurdles to jump over. The U.S. Citizenship...
When the government comes knocking at your door after the wedding
Emigrating from another country to build a new life in Kentucky may be a dream you waited years to fulfill. As a newly married person as well, you're likely still going through an adjustment period as all newlyweds typically do. As a newly married immigrant, you may...
Gaining citizenship through the military
When people want to become citizens of the U.S. in Kentucky, they may think their only option is to apply for citizenship. However, some people may also gain citizenship if they enlist in the military. If people are part of the military, they may become a citizen...
Asylum seekers may be separated from their children
Immigration can reunite families in Kentucky by allowing spouses, children and other family members of U.S. citizens to become citizens themselves. In some cases, though, leaving their home countries results in family separation, instead. Deportation is not the only...
What about those who marry U.S. citizens employed abroad?
Given that love knows no borders, it is not uncommon to hear of cases where American citizens relocate to a foreign country and end up marrying a local resident. If that describes your situation, then you rightly may be wondering how your immigration status may be...