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Your U.S. passport is generally sufficient proof of your U.S. citizenship for many purposes. Clearly, it is a valuable travel document and widely accepted for…Continue Reading →
Upon naturalizing as a U.S. citizen at an oath ceremony, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) presents new citizens with a Certificate of Naturalization. This…Continue Reading →
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will likely require you to attend an interview if you applied to adjust status. Adjustment of status is the…Continue Reading →
In most cases, you’ll need two types of documents when you travel abroad. You’ll need documentation that authorizes you to enter another country. You’ll also…Continue Reading →
Each year the U.S. government admits thousands of foreign nationals as permanent residents of the United States. Permanent residence is symbolized with a card, most…Continue Reading →
The U.S. government’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) allows people to gain access to information held by the government. This right extends to immigration. You…Continue Reading →
There are several ways that you can lose your status as a lawful permanent resident. One of the most common ways is through unintentional green…Continue Reading →
U.S. citizenship is perhaps the greatest benefit any immigrant can receive. It is often the pinnacle of a long journey over many years and many…Continue Reading →
The United States has long been a destination for economic opportunity. Immigrants have a significant history in American business as contributors and creators. They have…Continue Reading →
