A green card, also called a permanent resident card, provides evidence of your legal stay in the U.S. The card gives you the right to live and work in the U.S legally. In addition, it provides proof that you have complied with the immigration requirements of the U.S. People with this
There’s been a lot of talk recently in the news about the H-1B visa program. While this special non-immigrant visa isn’t available to everyone, it is a viable option for qualified international professionals to reside and work in the United States. If you’re currently in the country on an H-1B
Introduction In FY2023, 1,173,000 immigrants received green cards, with approximately 64% receiving a green card based on a family relationship with a US citizen or LPR. Congratulations on your decision to start a new life in the US with your spouse! You can sponsor your spouse’s marriage-based green card as
Are you planning to visit Europe in 2025? In the past, many U.S. travelers did not need to worry about getting a visa before they went abroad. However, a major change to European travel for Americans is being implemented by the European Union (EU) soon that will require you to
The United States is tightening its scrutiny on immigration pathways—especially for those holding EB-1A visas, often granted to individuals with “extraordinary abilities.” Recently, several previously approved green card applications are being re-examined, and many could be revoked. What’s Happening? According to immigration attorney Rahul Reddy, dozens of cases—mostly involving Indian
I’m 30 years old and I’m embarrassed to say I have never been able to vote. I’m politically and civically active, but because of my immigration status I’ve never had this right. For most of my adult life, I’ve been an undocumented immigrant. My immigrant story, my American story, is
Introduction Do you have an immigration query or question about your USCIS processing time or case status? It might be a good idea to contact USCIS to resolve your queries. If you are confused about how to contact USCIS and the best route or method for your case, this guide
No one enjoys taking a test. The nervousness, the feeling that you haven’t prepared enough, maybe a moment of panic when you’re asked a question… We’re all glad when it’s over. No wonder many immigrants who have green cards don’t apply for US citizenship, because there are tests to pass.
There are many reasons to become a U.S. Citizen—whether it’s the right to vote or the ability to bring your family to the United States. There are many amazing benefits from gaining citizenship that you may not have considered. Here are five of the top reasons to consider becoming a U.S. citizen
The United States military keeps detailed records of its servicemen and -women, making it the perfect resource for a genealogical search. From the Revolutionary War (1775-1783) to the Vietnam War (1955-1975) and beyond, these detailed service records can aid you in your pursuit of naturalization. If you or a family
