Citizens of the U.S. and lawful permanent resident petitioners living in the U.S. may need to sponsor an immigrant petition to allow them to move to this country. An immigrant petition needs to be completed on your behalf by your employer, a relative, or sometimes by yourself. For example, your future spouse must file a Form […]
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While United States permanent residents enjoy many of the same rights as citizens, voting is not one of them. Green card holders may not vote in federal elections and are generally forbidden from voting in local and state elections as well—though not always. The most important question is whether it’s legal for green card holders to
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There is no room for error when you send your paperwork to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Even the slightest typo could result in rejection, which means you must start back at square one with a new petition. What’s more, the USCIS might even deny your request and keep the fees you paid if you’re
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After having a green card for five years, you may be able to apply for U.S. citizenship. FileRight explains eligibility and an exception to the five-year rule.
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If you are married to a United States citizen or permanent resident, you may be eligible to apply for a green card. The process can be confusing, especially given the convoluted online application process over at the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). There are two basic paths to apply for a green card through
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Are you a long-time green card holder and still unsure about becoming a U.S. citizen? Are you having a hard time wrapping your head around how U.S. citizenship will benefit you and your family? One of the main benefits of American citizenship is that it can help protect you and your children from deportation. The
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When will USCIS fees increase? In an unprecedented move, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a significant increase in fees for family-based Green Card applications, set to take effect on April 1, 2024. This adjustment marks a pivotal moment for thousands of families across the nation, emphasizing a critical juncture in the
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A partir del 2 de octubre de 2020, subirán considerablemente las tarifas de presentación para las solicitudes de ciudadanía estadounidense, tarjeta verde y muchas más. Noticias de inmigración de EE. UU .: El 2 de octubre de 2020, el USCIS implementará nuevos aumentos para muchas aplicaciones y otros beneficios de inmigración. Muchas de las solicitudes presentadas el
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A nadie le gusta rendir un examen. Los nervios, la sensación de que no estudiaste lo suficiente, o quizás el pánico al tener que responder una pregunta … Eso sí, todos nos alegramos cuando se terminó. No es sorprendente que muchos inmigrantes que tienen tarjetas de residencia no soliciten la ciudadanía estadounidense, debido a que
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Introduction 140,000 immigrant visas are available annually for non-citizens (and their spouses and children) who seek to immigrate to the U.S. based on their job skills. When immigrating to the U.S., the most common way is to get an employment-based or family-based visa. However, even with employment-based visas, the USCIS has different preference levels for
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