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When entering the U.S. with a visa, you could receive an I-94, Arrival-Departure Record. This card gets stapled to your passport. It is small and usually white or green in color. You need it to extend your stay, apply for permanent residency, or transfer to another...
A work visa is a document that allows people coming from another country to work in the United States. This generally applies to work you receive payment for, but may also pertain to volunteer work or services provided via an unpaid internship. If you are moving to...
As you seek to adjust your immigration status in the United States, it is possible you will not have to undergo an interview with an immigration officer after submitting your forms. However, U.S. immigration authorities may have reasons to insist that you go through...
Your efforts to seek residency in the United States through asylum have paid off. However, you still have close family in your home country and they may be subject to the same persecution that you have fled from. This is where derivative asylum status may be of help....
Becoming a U.S. citizen can be an exciting but daunting process. To become a naturalized citizen, you must meet specific requirements and pass your exam. According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the interview process involves a USCIS officer and...
Bringing your family to the United States to become citizens may be a dream of yours. It may not be difficult if you want to help your spouse and children attain citizenship. However, not all family situations are the same. You might have a stepchild because you have...
If you want to hire a person from another country to work in the United States, you have several options. The federal government offers four different types of work visas for immigrants. The type of visa a worker applies for depends on their situation. Student...
There are many rules and regulations when it comes to filing immigration paperwork. It can be tough to understand, especially if English is not your first language. It is to your benefit, though, to make sure you understand the process. If you are filing for...
Every year, the U.S. government issues approximately 140,000 employment-based immigrant visas to qualified applicants. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services categorizes these visas into five distinct categories, which it refers to as “preference...
Many people immigrate to the United States, either for a temporary stay while attending school or for employment, or in an effort to seek a more permanent status. Naturalization occurs when a person travels to the U.S., meets certain requirements and is granted...
