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It is natural to be skeptical about a company and a product that seems too good to be true. Whether you are concerned about being scammed or having your sensitive data stolen, you are right to ask questions about anyone you plan to do business with—especially when something as precious

Foreign nationals who marry legal United States residents may be eligible for a permanent resident card (green card). Getting a green card through marriage can take as little as a few months or over three years. Your place of residence and your sponsor’s status will determine how long it takes

If you’re trying to make plans about your travel arrangements or your future, knowing the latest United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) processing times for 2024 is important. After all, you may be depending on the outcome of your green card application to make important life decisions.  You may

What is a Green Card? As per the United States Department of Homeland Security report of 2023, there are an estimated 12.7 million green card holders, of whom 9 million are eligible to become United States citizens.  A green card is also known as a Permanent resident card, provided by

As an immigrant in the United States, you know that getting a Green Card is a significant achievement, but do you understand the full scope of the benefits you’ll be entitled to once you are approved for this sought-after document? In this comprehensive guide from FileRight, we’ll take a look

Introduction For many immigrants, becoming a U.S. citizen is a lifelong dream come true—a key step that grants them the “American” identity. The United States has a strong tradition of welcoming immigrants, with 878,500 new citizens in fiscal year 2023 alone. Interestingly, the naturalizations in 2022 and 2023 make up

Although most naturalization applicants are required to take citizenship tests, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) does make exceptions or offer help to some immigrants. The USCIS also gives special accommodations and assistance to people with disabilities. Learn about these U.S. citizenship test accommodations, exceptions, exemptions, waivers, and additional assistance

Benefits of U.S. Citizenship Though a Green Card comes with several benefits, like living and working permanently in the United States, the benefits of citizenship far outweigh those of Permanent Residency (Green Cards). No limit on travel The US passport, considered one of the most powerful passports in the world,

The United States of America is famous for its acceptance of immigrants from foreign countries. We have a larger immigrant population than any other country. The goal for many immigrants is to obtain a green card, become a U.S. citizen, or gain dual citizenship. The four most common ways to become a

If you’re married to a US citizen or a green card holder in the United States, you become eligible for a green card as well. For the initial period, if your marriage has not completed two years, you are given a Conditional resident visa (CR-1), and if you have completed