USCIS ofrece diferentes opciones para niños inmigrantes, incluyendo inmigración con padres, refugiados/asilados, adopción, menores no acompañados e hijos de ciudadanos nacidos en el extranjero...
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While USCIS doesn't solely decide based on financial difficulties, it can indirectly affect your case through sponsorship requirements, public charge rule, waiver applications, and certain employment visas…
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To demonstrate a genuine relationship, consider tangible proof (photos, communication records, joint assets, travel records), digital footprint…
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Confused about K-1 fiancée visas and marriage-based visas? Here's a simplified breakdown to help you understand the key differences and choose the right option…
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Many USCIS decisions on denied benefits, deportation proceedings, and more can be appealed using Form I-290B within deadlines…
Immigrants and visa holders in the US must update their contact information with USCIS, USPS, DOS, SSA, and potentially local immigration offices to receive important updates and avoid complications…
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¡Reúnete con tu familia en Estados Unidos! Conoce los requisitos para ser patrocinador…
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While USCIS handles immigration and IRS handles taxes, your immigration status can affect your tax obligations, so you need stay informed…
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Sponsoring a spouse for a green card as a permanent resident has variable processing times due to visa category, priority date, waiting periods, processing stages, travel restrictions, and individual case factors…
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Even with a temporary visa, filing US taxes might be required based on income, residency, tax treaties, and SSN/ITIN…
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Biometrics (fingerprints, photos, signatures) are used in U.S. immigration for verification, background checks (green card, naturalization), renewals, and security, with privacy and data protection ensured…
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A typical USCIS interview verifies information through questions and document review, with specifics varying by application type, and preparation is crucial for a smooth experience…
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USCIS processing times vary greatly depending on the application type, immigration category, and other factors, with estimates provided online and subject to change. Here are some exceptions...
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USCIS offers various pathways for child immigrants, including through accompanying parents, refugee/asylee status, adoption, unaccompanied minors, or being born abroad to US citizens…
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USCIS offers streamlined naturalization, special exemptions, fee waivers, and other support to expedite citizenship for military personnel and veterans…
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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) strives for fairness through various initiatives like legal compliance…
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Green card holders seeking a name change should update Social Security, etc…
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Divorcing before a green card through marriage is approved may require a waiver due to good faith, extreme hardship, or joint filing, but seek legal guidance for a smooth process and understand potential implications.
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Navigating U.S. work visas is a multi-step process involving employer sponsorship, USCIS approval, visa application, interview, and potential security checks, with success leading to a stamped passport and authorized entry…
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To qualify for a USCIS fee waiver, understand your "real income" (wages, benefits, investments etc.) and compare it to the Federal Poverty Guidelines, consulting an attorney if needed.