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Many people perceive moving to a new country as a fresh start filled with opportunities, but the process is far from simple for many families. While parents may focus on finding jobs and adjusting to the demands of their new environment, children often experience a...
Some people marry young, pursue opportunities in the United States alone and then reunite with their spouses. Others might fall in love while traveling for work or pleasure. Some people even meet online or have their families arrange their marriages. Those with...
Many immigrants arrive in the United States with little more than the clothes on their backs and horrific stories of persecution and threats from their homeland. It can take them a while to land back on their feet after arriving here in our country. Somehow, the term...
Crimmigration, the overlap between criminal law and immigration law, can directly affect whether a lawful permanent resident keeps their status. Many people assume that once they have a green card, they are safe from removal, but certain criminal charges or...
One way that people can get a green card to become a permanent resident in the United States is by getting married. Perhaps you initially immigrated to the United States on a work visa or a student visa. You then met a citizen, fell in love and got married, so now you...
Family-based immigration can allow people to legally enter the United States. Foreign nationals who have relationships with citizens or permanent residents can potentially enter the country legally. Some people secure visas through their relationships. Immigrants with...
Visas only allow for temporary legal residency in the United States. Green cards provide permanent resident status, but they have limitations. They also require renewal. Many immigrants want to become naturalized United States citizens. They dream of living the rest...
If you plan to become a U.S. citizen, you’ll need to meet several legal requirements through the naturalization process. This process grants full citizenship rights to lawful permanent residents. Understanding these requirements helps you prepare and avoid mistakes...
The U.S. immigration system does not treat all applicants the same. While laws and visa categories are applied broadly, the process can be more difficult for people from certain countries. This is due to factors like foreign policy, demand for visas and national...
The terms “refugee” and “asylum seeker” are frequently confused, but they refer to two distinct legal categories. Both involve individuals fleeing harm, yet their legal status and rights differ. Below are some key points to consider. Who is considered a refugee? A...
