Thousands of foreign nationals travel to the United States each year to work and build a better life for themselves and their family. However, not all of them have proper work authorization. Many immigrants work without proper authorization in the US. If you have ever been one of them, then it might be difficult to apply for Adjustment of Status to permanent residence.
The K-1 Visa allows the engaged partner of a US citizen to travel to the United States to get married within 90 days of arrival. However, receiving the K-1 Visa is not as easy as it sounds.
On June 15, 2015, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) legalized same-sex marriage. It's been quite a while since then. Immigration systems were broadened to include same-sex marriages for spousal sponsorships under family sponsorship.
You are required to attend an interview with the officials of the US embassy or consulate to finish the final step in the processing of your Permanent Resident Card (“Green Card”) application. Several things may happen if your interview is unsuccessful.
It is generally believed that anyone born in the United States and its territories is considered a US citizen. However, it is not true for everyone born within the US territory. Individuals born in American Samoa and Swains Island are considered US nationals. But what is the difference between a US citizen and a US national?
It is essential these days to have proof of your immigration status in the United States. To avoid a lot of legal hassle, it is best to have proper immigration papers, documentation or proof of your legal status in case there is any contact with law enforcement or immigration officials. Not only that, immigration papers are quite important when buying a house, renewing your driver’s license or receiving government benefits.
It is very common for the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) to take a long time to process immigration applications. Immigration applicants frequently ask if they are authorized to work while their permanent residence application is being processed. It is the most common concern for most immigrant applicants.
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