Adjustment of Status is the term the USCIS uses when you move from visa status to permanent resident status. If you are able to attain permanent resident status you are issued a green card. You can live and work freely throughout the United States as long as you maintain the status, or you become a …
The Department of Homeland Security has drafted new rules that could dramatically impact the amount of legal immigration in the United States, according to a Reuters report. The proposed rule would allow an immigration officer to deny a green card to foreigners who are receiving government assistance, the report states. The Department of Homeland Security …
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A decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals paves the way for immigrants with Temporary Protected Status to adjust their status if they meet certain requirements. Back in March of 2017, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on a little-known case that had a major impact on immigrants seeking …
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A permanent resident card (green card) permits you to lawfully and permanently live in the U.S. as a permanent resident. https://d1q9fbkwhm71k2.cloudfront.net/FR/Blog/blogandsocialvideos/HowtoGetaGreenCardPermanentResidentCard.mp4 Relatives of U.S. citizens usually receive green cards most quickly, and most people get a green card because they have family in the U.S., are working in the U.S., or have been offered employment …
Applying for a green card doesn’t only require you to file applications and submit documentation. Most individuals who are seeking U.S. permanent residency are also required to go through a medical examination by a certified USCIS doctor. A failure to submit Form I-693 (Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record) may result in the denial …
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