EB-3 Green Card: Skip the Labor Certification Hassle! (Secret Exemptions You Might Qualify For)...
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Engaged to Someone with a Child? K-1 Visa Surprise: You Might Still Bring Them to the US. But Read This First!...
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Stuck in Green Card Limbo? Here's the Secret Weapon You Might Be Overlooking. It Depends Where You Are Now!
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Stop Refreshing! Here's the Secret to Knowing EXACTLY When to Check Your USCIS Case Status. Don't Miss These Key Milestones!...
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Military spouses with green cards for 3+ years can naturalize overseas, waiving residency requirements and potentially speeding up the process.
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Green card holders denied boarding due to non-immigration issues can skip the reentry permit and seek guidance for a smooth return.
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US citizens abroad can sponsor family for immigration, but need proof of returning, financial support, and potentially travel for interviews.
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L-1 visas let you bring your spouse and kids to the US, with your spouse even able to work and your children able to attend school.
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VAWA self-petitioners can now expect a faster and more streamlined process thanks to USCIS's centralized intake system at the Nebraska Service Center.
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Unsure if your job qualifies for a green card? Explore the EB-3 visa's three categories (skilled workers, professionals, other workers) and see if yours aligns.
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Navigating a K-1 visa with a fiancé(e) who entered illegally has hurdles, but an immigration attorney can help you get to "I do."
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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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Lost your citizenship certificate during adjustment of status? Apply for a replacement (Form N-565) with an urgent explanation for faster processing.
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T visa program just got a major upgrade: easier application, stronger protections for victims, and better tools to catch traffickers.
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Globe-trotters with green cards can renew, but frequent travel may require a reentry permit, proof of US ties, or consulting an attorney.
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US Immigration Consultants eases your USCIS application stress with personalized service and now accepts secure, flexible payments through PayPal…
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L-1 visa holders can travel abroad but ensure passport validity, carry documentation, know their stay limit, maintain employment, and consult an attorney for a smooth return.
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Even with a past visa overstay, a K-1 visa for marrying a US citizen is possible, but consulting an attorney for a strong application addressing the overstay is crucial.
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A criminal past can complicate citizenship, but USCIS considers rehabilitation and offers a path forward with an attorney's help.
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