USCIS forms require expertise, so consider a consultant or attorney for complex cases, language barriers, document prep, legal representation, time savings, and risk reduction.
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USCIS is now processing Form I-730 petitions for following-to-join refugees within its International Operations Division to streamline family reunification.
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Understanding US immigration policies, from visas to healthcare, is crucial for a smooth international student experience.
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Green card holders needing medical treatment abroad can ensure a smooth return with a Re-entry Permit (Form I-131).
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Religious restrictions holding up your US citizenship? USCIS offers modifications to the oath and process to respect your faith.
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Adjustment of Status offers a green card path for those already in the US legally, while Asylum shields refugees from persecution in their home country.
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Overstayed your Visa Waiver Program visit? Don't panic - explore adjustment of status, waivers, or talk to a lawyer for options.
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Taking the Oath of Allegiance is your chance to declare loyalty to the US and officially become a citizen after passing the naturalization process.
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Lost your hard-earned military naturalization certificate? Fear not, Form N-565 can get you a replacement…
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Refugee camp birth no obstacle! Form N-600 can help you claim US citizenship through your parents.
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K-1 visa holders with pets: plan ahead, get pet health documents, check airline rules, and follow state pet import requirements for a smooth arrival.
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Medical conditions needn't stall your US citizenship journey - explore Form N-648 for exceptions and USCIS offers accommodations.
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Past visa denial for your fiancé(e) doesn't mean rejection, be honest, address the reason, and consider an attorney for a smoother K-1 visa journey.
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Denied citizenship? Breathe easy, a denied application usually won't block your green card renewal with Form I-90.
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US visa options for foreign artists range from prestigious O-1 visas for superstars to visitor visas for short events, but navigating the system can be challenging.
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The O visa grants exceptional talents a path to the US, but employer sponsorship is usually required (consider agents or your own US company).
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A criminal record can complicate your fiancé(e)'s K-1 visa, but honesty, documentation, and possibly a waiver can help you overcome it.
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USCIS prioritizes green card applications for immediate relatives, while others in the family preference category wait based on their application date and visa limits.
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Getting an EB-3 green card involves a labor certification (PERM) process that takes 8-18 months, but don't worry, this guide will help you understand the timeline.
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Getting an EB-3 green card involves a labor certification (PERM) process that takes 8-18 months, but don't worry, this guide will help you understand the timeline.
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