Conditional green cards are a two-year stepping stone to permanent residency, removed through marriage proof (Form I-751) or investment verification (Form I-829)…
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K-1 fiancé(e)s in the US can open a bank account with their passport, K-1 visa, proof of address, and SSN (if available).
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New name, no problem! Update your green card with Form I-90 and proof of your legal name change.
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USCIS updated their guidelines for family-based immigration petitions like Form I-130 to improve communication and expedite processing.
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EB-5 offers a green card through investment, but being a US resident means new tax rules - talk to a tax pro for a smooth transition.
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Pending divorce? No worries, you might still be able to bring your fiancé(e) with a K-1 visa, but finalize the divorce before the interview.
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Uncertain if your parents' citizenship makes you a U.S. citizen? This guide clarifies Form N-600 for citizenship applications…
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Dream of traveling for an event? Check your status (green card applicant, holder, refugee/asylee) to see if USCIS offers a travel document for re-entry.
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Military service can significantly speed up your path to US citizenship with shorter wait times, waived requirements, and expedited processing.
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K-1 visa focuses on marriage, not work, but your fiancé(e) can apply for work authorization after you're married.
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Ditch the paper cuts! Renew your green card online with USCIS using Form I-90.
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Invest in your child's future with the EB-5 program: top schools, easier college admissions, in-state tuition, scholarships, work opportunities, and a path to citizenship.
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Having a child with prior support obligations won't stop your fiancé(e) from getting a K-1 visa, but honesty and documentation are key…
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Fleeing domestic violence? VAWA can help you gain independence and eventually become a U.S. citizen…
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Facing deportation but want a green card? It's possible, but requires careful navigation through eligibility, petitions, court motions, and hearings – consider seeking legal help.
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Navigating US visas can be confusing, but explore L-1 (company transfers), EB-3 (skilled workers), or EB-5 (investors) to find your perfect fit!
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Self-employed? Explore alternative green card options like EB-2 NIW, O-1 visa, or starting a US business through E-2 or L-1 visa….
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Renewing your green card is possible with a pending U visa or VAWA application, so follow the specific steps, keep good records, and consult an attorney for a smooth process…
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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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