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With a green card, you can live in the United States, explore new job opportunities or even start small businesses. But residing in a new country also comes with many changes. One of the biggest challenges you may face is understanding and complying with complex U.S....
The United States is home to over 44 million immigrants, providing them with liberty and opportunity. Because they are staying in the country, they must obey the laws of the country. Otherwise, they could face deportation. The problem is when foreign nationals do not...
A removal hearing is a legal process that requires you to prove why you should stay in the United States. Facing a hearing if you are not a citizen can be a difficult and even scary experience. Fortunately, a hearing does not always mean removal, and many people are...
Each year, thousands of foreign nationals earn the right to live and work in the U.S. on a permanent basis. This lawful status is bestowed on the beneficiaries through a green card. Holding a valid green card also sets you on the path to naturalization in which you...
The U.S. might be “the land of opportunity.” However, certain people might be barred from re-entering the country for a variety of reasons – certain criminal records, medical problems or other issues. If you are barred from re-entering the U.S., you are definitely in...
For many longtime immigrants, the journey toward naturalization can be both challenging and rewarding. If you are on the path to becoming a U.S. citizen, it is important to understand what to expect during this process. 1. What are the eligibility requirements?...
The TN visa is a work visa that allows Canadian and Mexican citizens to work in the United States temporarily. While Canadians may apply for a TN-1 visa, Mexican citizens are specifically assigned under the TN-2 classification. This visa is a great opportunity for...
The United States has welcomed millions of immigrants from all corners of the world throughout its history. Each person comes with hopes, dreams and a desire for a better life. If you or someone you know is considering making the U.S. their new home, understanding the...
In 2021, the Federal Trade Commission reported approximately 390,000 cases of credit card fraud, making it the most common type of identity theft. Those convicted of this crime can face up to 10 to 20 years in prison. Aliens, however, can get deported on top of...
Criminal convictions are one of the top reasons why the United States reports immigrants. If an immigrant is serving prison time for a conviction, he or she may have the option to leave the country and end the sentence early. This can happen through something called...