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Immigrants living in the United States often have more reason to worry than other parents when it comes to separation from their children. Unlike other parents, many immigrants must be mindful of circumstances back home or possible deportation. Naming a legal guardian...
Working toward U.S. citizenship is a process that requires time, patience and attention to detail. Oversights during your stay could result in deportation which could significantly set you back. Knowing some of the common reasons officials might request your departure...
Deportation can happen to many different immigrants for a variety of reasons. Because of the omnipresence of this threat, many immigrants feel like they can never truly relax. On top of that, deportation does have many known negative impacts. Just what are they? The...
Immigrants from abroad who seek asylum in the United States may wish to become permanent residents after arriving in the country. While being an asylee does not mean you are a U.S. citizen, there are processes you can follow to get a green card after receiving asylum....
Looking for a job in the United States when you have a work visa can have its challenges. However, knowing how to navigate the process may help you identify opportunities more easily. Some of the things that will benefit you include knowing where to look, knowing what...
Some residents of other countries do not seek permanent residency in the United States. However, they may have reasons for a temporary visit to the country, such as job training to help build a career. This is where an H-3 visa could be of assistance. The U.S....
Taking the naturalization test is a critical step toward citizenship. If you have a disability, you might have worries about whether aspects of the test will meet your needs. Regardless of your medical condition, it is your right to seek citizenship. Accommodation...