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After submitting your green card application, you might expect to be done with everything on your end. However, within the next three months, you may receive a request for evidence (RFE) from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).  Most green card applicants get a request for evidence. While an RFE does not necessarily …

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If you are applying for a permanent resident card, commonly referred to as a green card, you will need supporting documents. A marriage certificate, or marriage contract, will be required for your petition if you are applying for a green card through marriage. Lost or stolen certificates must be replaced. Challenges may stand in the …

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Often referred to as the great melting pot, the United States is seen as a fusion of nationalities. As many as 20% of all married couples in the U.S. have at least one foreign-born spouse. Foreign nationals have multiple ways to legally live in the U.S. when sponsored by a family member who is a …

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How do adults decide the rules and laws we live by? That’s what the government is for. The United States government makes the rules. Then, the government makes sure they’re followed. The U.S. government also judges any conflicts between the rules. If you want to know how the U.S. government works, you need to understand …

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