A misplaced wallet, a spilled drink, or even a legal name change – these situations might require replacing your naturalization certificate, with the N-565. Here's a quick guide to help you...
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Confused about family-based green cards? Let's break down the two main categories: Immediate Relatives and Preference Relatives...
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La visa K-1 para prometido(a) permite que un ciudadano extranjero ingrese a Estados Unidos para casarse con un ciudadano estadounidense. Si bien solo los ciudadanos estadounidenses pueden patrocinar una visa K-1, el apoyo financiero es una parte crucial del proces...
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The K-1 fiancé(e) visa allows a foreign citizen to enter the U.S. to marry a US citizen. While only US citizens can sponsor a K-1 visa, financial support is a crucial part of the process for both the sponsor and the beneficiary...
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Tu entrevista de naturalización es un paso crucial para convertirte en ciudadano estadounidense. Para garantizar un proceso fluido, lleva los siguientes documentos...
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Form N-400 is the application for naturalization, used by lawful permanent residents to apply for U.S. citizenship through the naturalization process. Meeting the physical presence requirement is crucial for naturalization through Form N-400...
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A valid green card is essential for maintaining your permanent resident status in the U.S. Here's a guide to help you determine if it's time to renew: When to Renew?…
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El tiempo que puedes permanecer en Estados Unidos con una visa L-1 depende de tu categoría específica (Gerente/Ejecutivo vs. Conocimientos Especializados) y si trabajas en una nueva oficina de Estados Unidos…
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The L-1 visa allows intracompany transfers, enabling employees from your foreign company to work in your U.S. branch, affiliate, or subsidiary…
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The length of time you can stay on an L-1 visa depends on your specific category (manager/executive vs. specialized knowledge) and whether you're working in a new U.S. office. Take a look in here...
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N-600 applications with foreign documents require certified translations (by qualified translators) that fully match the originals, potentially with affidavits and following USCIS guidelines...
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Thinking about transferring to a U.S. office of your multinational company? The L-1 visa might be your answer. This visa allows qualified employees to work in a managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge role within a branch, affiliate, subsidiary, or parent company of their current employer...
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Children born abroad to US citizen parents may automatically acquire US citizenship. Use Form N-600 to document it, but check eligibility requirements, gather documents...
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Renew your expiring green card by filling out Form I-90 with supporting documents, mailing it to USCIS, and attending appointments if requested; renew early to avoid complications...
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Confused about N-600 (citizenship confirmation) or N-400 (naturalization application)? Use N-600 if you believe you're already a US citizen lacking proof, and N-400 if you're a green card holder seeking to become one...
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Choosing the EB-5 investor path (Regional Center for less risk and easier job creation, or Direct Investment for control and location but with higher risk and job creation responsibility) depends on your risk tolerance, desired involvement, and geographic preference…
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Knowledge is power! By understanding the rules and planning your trips accordingly, you can travel freely while maintaining your green card status…
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Your "current visa status" refers to the specific visa category you currently hold in the US. This determines your allowed activities, work authorization, and overall legal standing...
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