USCIS offers fee discounts for non-profits and small businesses filing petitions for foreign workers, but careful employee count verification is crucial to avoid rejection.
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Veterans considering US citizenship or needing immigration help can find guidance and resources through the VA, though not direct application assistance.
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USCIS simplifies green card applications for exceptional ability in science and arts by adopting the DOL definition of "Science or Art" (based on college degrees offered), focusing on evidence quality (not policy change).
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US citizen parents can sponsor unmarried children under 21 for green cards by filing Form I-130 with USCIS documents (birth certificates, proof of relationship), followed by consular processing abroad or adjustment of status within the US (consult an attorney for specifics).
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Track your Form I-130 petition (green card for a relative) online at USCIS website using your receipt number to see if it's received, approved, denied, or pending (consult USCIS for issues or questions).
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Diversity Visa Lottery green card holders renew theirs just like any green card holder using Form I-90, documents, potentially biometrics, for a new card before expiration (check USCIS for updates).
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K-1 fiancés can build US credit with authorized user status, secured credit cards, or applying independently based on income and issuer policies (responsible management is key).
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Divorce before eligibility, during conditional citizenship, or residency disruptions can complicate citizenship applications based on marriage; consult an attorney for a smooth process.
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Green card renewal (Form I-90) isn't blocked by unpaid taxes, but consult tax and immigration professionals to ensure you meet your tax obligations and avoid jeopardizing your status.
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USCIS is streamlining healthcare worker visas with faster processing, more options, green card options, clearer requirements, open communication, and free resources.
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Form I-131 secures re-entry for temporary US residents with advance parole (pending green card), re-entry permit (long stays abroad), refugee/asylum travel documents, or TPS travel authorization.
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Limited annual EB-3 visa quotas (skilled/professional/other workers) by subcategory and country can cause long wait times, as tracked by the Visa Bulletin (consult an attorney for exceptions).
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K-1 visas are for marrying in the US (within 90 days), not studying, but your spouse can consult an immigration attorney to explore a change of status to an F-1 student visa after marriage.
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VAWA benefits nearing expiration might require Form I-360 renewal with proof of relationship, abuse, good moral character, biometrics, filing fees (check for waivers), and a VAWA declaration - consult an attorney for specific guidance.
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Green card holders based on family sponsorship can renew their expiring card (or lost/damaged one) using Form I-90 with proof of status, biometrics appointment (if needed), filing fee, and wait for a new card (consult an attorney if unsure).
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Acing the USCIS interview with an Oath of Truth, document review, English/Civics tests, application discussion, and potential Oath Ceremony awaits naturalization applicants.
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Green Card Info Changed? Form I-90 Can Update Your Name, Address & More. Avoid Issues! Learn How Here...
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L-1A to L-1B Visa Switch: New Job Duties Got You Confused? Here's How to Change Your Visa Category (Read More)...
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US citizens/green card holders can petition to bring their adopted child to the US using Form I-130, ensuring legal adoption, pre-16/18 completion, and 2-year custody (except step-parents). Consult an attorney for a smooth process.
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Need a new US citizenship certificate in English? Get a certified translation of your existing one, file Form N-565 with supporting documents, and wait for USCIS to send the replacement.
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