EB-5 investors can save big by investing in Targeted Employment Areas (TEAs) - special zones with lower investment thresholds that boost job creation in underserved areas.
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The path to US citizenship involves meeting basic requirements like residency time, good moral character, and basic English skills.
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Green card MIA? Check online status, contact USCIS, confirm address, or file for replacement (Form I-90) if needed.
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Don't worry about meeting income requirements alone! Team up with a joint sponsor to bring your family to the US.
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Schedule A on EB-3 visas is a shortcut: jobs on the list skip labor certification for a potentially faster green card.
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K-1 visa with child custody dispute? Prepare for extra steps, prioritize child's well-being, and seek legal guidance for a smooth path.
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Lost your citizenship document overseas? Don't fret, use Form N-565 and follow USCIS steps for replacing it from abroad.
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Green card holder? Take the next step to U.S. citizenship with USCIS's easier online application process!
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VAWA survivors can renew work permits or apply for Green Cards after initial approval…
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Navigating work authorization for a Green Card applicant depends on their current status: existing work visa, no work permission, or applying for adjustment of status with Form I-765.
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Non-citizens can become U.S. citizens faster through military service, with programs like MAVNI offering expedited citizenship for those with critical skills.
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Navigating the Public Charge rule for your Green Card? Show financial strength, gather proof of responsibility, and consult an attorney if needed.
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US Immigration Consultants eases the stress of USCIS applications by guiding you through the process, filling out forms, and answering your questions.
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U.S. citizen parents can automatically grant you citizenship before you turn 18, but it requires proof through a Certificate of Citizenship application.
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USCIS launched CITA, a new grant program to train citizenship instructors and support new citizenship programs in under-served communities.
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A past refusal for your fiancé(e) can add hurdles to your K-1 visa, but legal guidance and addressing the reason can help you get approved.
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L-1 visas prioritize full-time work with your sponsor, but consult your employer and lawyer before any side hustles.
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Don't confuse Form I-90 (green card renewal/replacement) with Form I-751 (removing marriage condition on green card). File on time with the right proof!
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Lost your passport in the US? Contact your embassy, apply for a replacement, notify USCIS if needed, protect yourself from identity theft, and follow embassy instructions for a smooth recovery…
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A criminal record can complicate getting a green card, but an attorney can help navigate waivers and assess your situation.
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