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Even after you’ve gotten your U.S. citizenship, bringing family from your home country or another country to join you in the U.S. and get a green card is rarely without complications. If you don’t have a “traditional” family, it can be even more complicated. ...
Earning citizenship in the United States can be rewarding. Once you gain citizenship, you earn the rewards to lay down family roots, file for medical and financial aid and vote on your legal rights. However, before you can earn your citizenship, you have to go through...
Thousands of foreign nationals work hard to earn the privilege to live and work in the U.S permanently each year. But while the green card allows you to be a permanent U.S resident, it helps to understand that it comes with a set of conditions. One of these conditions...
A green card is physical proof that you have earned the right to live and work in the United States as long as you observe its terms. As such, it goes without saying that misplacing your green card can be devastating. Fortunately, losing a green card does not have to...
Each year, thousands of foreigners obtain the right to become U.S. permanent residents through the green card. This is certainly a life-changing privilege. Besides earning you the right to live and work in the country, a green card also sets you on the path to...
Not only does a green card give you the right to live and work in the U.S legally, but it also creates a pathway toward full citizenship. And with this, you can also bring your relatives to the United States. Because a green card is so coveted, some people attempt to...
Getting a green card can be a long, drawn-out process. Therefore, once you have it, you must avoid doing anything that could risk losing it. Each year, the immigration authorities take people’s green cards away or refuse to renew them. Here are some of the reasons...
