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Immigration court is a different situation than other courts in the United States. You do not have many rights as you do in a typical court. The high-stakes nature of these court cases means it is essential that you understand what rights you do have and how to...
If you live in the United States but had originally come from another country, you may wonder if you can enjoy the privileges and rights of a U.S. citizen. If another American citizen had adopted you when you were a child, it is possible you are a citizen as well. The...
If you want to adjust your immigration status in the United States, you will have to go through an interview to do so. Fortunately, the USCIS will usually have a government agent on hand who speaks a person's native language for an interview. In the event that they do...
Your dreams of becoming a permanent resident in the United States may seem within your grasp. Once you acquire a green card, you can begin your new life in this country. Part of adjusting your immigration status is presenting the proper evidence to U.S. immigration...
Individuals who wish to apply for naturalization in the U.S. must meet many requirements. Some of these requirements seem straightforward, while others have a level of objectivity to them. The test for good moral character might seem to fall into the latter category,...
It is possible to sue the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for delays in your naturalization case, but it is not a common or straightforward process. The USCIS is a government agency and, as such, is generally immune from lawsuits for...
Asylum is a special category for immigration. It is not available to everyone who wishes to move to the United States. There are two important aspects of requesting asylum that you must understand before you decide to take this route to life in the U.S. Basis for...
Immigration courts operate within a completely different arena than other courts within the United States. The main difference is they only handle immigration issues. These courts are also civil, not criminal, which impacts a lot of the processes. They are also part...
As you know by now, applying for legal permanent residency can be a long and complicated process. Now that you have received your approval notice, you are probably looking forward to staying away from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for a while. Still,...
The road that ends with U.S. citizenship may prove long. When setting out, it may help to understand some of the essential elements you need for a successful process. Naturalization is the process through which those who are citizens of other countries can gain...
