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The immigration process can be difficult to navigate. Learn what steps to take when preparing for your personal interview, naturalization test and medical exam. For many applicants, the immigration process is overwhelming and difficult to navigate. By taking the following steps to prepare, you can improve your chances of successfully achieving U.S. citizenship…

Determining eligibility for a green card can be complex. Discover eligible categories and which one might be the best fit for individuals or their families. For many people, obtaining a green card is an important milestone. It could be their first step on the road to working in the United States, joining a spouse or […]

Explore the application process for U.S immigration. Learn about visa categories, eligibility requirements and information on visa approvals during COVID-19. Every year the U.S. Department of State issues immigration visas to family members, skilled workers and diversity immigrants. In 2019, the U.S. issued more than 450,000 immigrant visas to applicants across seven categories. There are different immigrant visas in […]

Immigrants and non-immigrants wishing to work in the U.S. and employers wishing to hire them must follow specific protocol to stay compliant with immigration laws. Many people dream of working in the United States, and millions of immigrants find successful employment after gaining legal entry to the country, while some have employment waiting on them […]

Every year thousands of people apply for a temporary visa to visit the U.S. Determining the kind of visa that fits your needs is the key to being awarded one. Visas for people coming to the United States fall into two categories: immigrant and non-immigrant (or temporary). Immigrant visas are designed for people who want […]

Facing deportation and removal can be frightening. There are some strategies to help you remain in the U.S. despite your status as an undocumented alien. If you are a non-citizen and have no legal status that allows you to be lawfully in the United States, the chance for removal and deportation lurks around every corner. […]