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Becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization allows you to live and work in Kentucky or another state on a permanent basis. The naturalization process involves a number of important steps, and one of those steps involves taking a naturalization test. Per U.S....
If you are a non-permanent resident who faces removal from the United States, your best defense to deportation may be cancellation of removal. If your petition is successful, you may avoid deportation and receive your green card. The eligibility requirements for...
When a U.S. citizen has a baby outside of the country, the situation may become complicated. Whether the baby has automatic citizenship depends on the circumstance of his or her birth. The U.S. Department of State explains marriage plays a role in how a baby gains...
Immigrants who want to become United States citizens may face a few barriers before and during the process. The Federal Register reports that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security wishes to reduce these barriers and allow those seeking citizenship to have better...
There are many people who reside in other countries and want to live in the United States. Some want this because their family is already there, and some appreciate the work opportunities. However, some want to live in the U.S. to escape unwanted conditions. Temporary...
Finding out that your loved one needs to attend immigration court in Kentucky may fill your future, and theirs, with uncertainty. The process of organizing a case and presenting evidence in favor of your loved one will require time and patience. When you know how to...
There are some valuable rights and responsibilities that come with being a citizen of the U.S. These include the right to vote in elections, the ability to sponsor family members for immigration benefits and the ability to work legally for most employers. If you are...
Married people entering the U.S. can receive conditions on their permanent residence when they receive an immigrant visa or adjust their status. These conditions prevent you from receiving your green card unless you take certain steps. There is a very specific...
If you faced danger or threats to your personal safety in your home country, you may be wanting to move to the United States and seek asylum in Kentucky. If granted asylum, you secure the right to remain in the United States without worrying about the possibility of...
The topic of immigration law is already complicated enough before adding in shortages and limited contact or access. When immigrants arrive in the United States and seek asylum, officials often direct them to Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities...
