Immigration Blog

How to Get a Green Card Through Employment

There are several ways in which individuals can qualify to live and work in the U.S. as permanent residents, commonly referred to as green card holders. One such option is the employment-based Green Card, which allows those with a job offer from a US employer to obtain permanent residency. This

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You have an approved Labor Certification, now what?

Labor Certification is the first step in the majority of employment-based Green Cards.  Some people are not required to have an approved Labor Certification (outstanding researchers, multinational managers, people with extraordinary ability, and those who qualify for a national interest waiver), but other employment-based immigrants must have an employer sponsor

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Degree Equivalency Requirements for Form I-140

If you are applying for an employment-based Green Card in the second or third preference, you will need to submit evidence that you have the education required to perform the job being offered to you by your U.S. employer.  The educational requirements for the offered job will be listed on

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How To Get Proof of U.S. citizenship?

Proof of citizenship can be documented in a variety of ways. The most common documents that establish U.S. citizenship are: U.S. Birth Certificate U.S. Passport Certificate of Citizenship Naturalization Certificate Consular Report of Birth Abroad If you need to replace your Certificate of Citizenship or your Naturalization Certificate, file Form

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How To Know which Affidavit of Support You Need?

Find Out Which Affidavit Of Support You Need! Many intending immigrants and temporary visitors to the US must file an Affidavit of Support using Form I-864 or Form I-134 to overcome the “public charge” ground of inadmissibility. USCIS requires that most people entering the US provide evidence that they will

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Que es lo que los Recién Naturalizados Tienen que Hacer

Una vez que reciba su certificado de Naturalización, tenga por lo menos una copia del mismo por seguridad. Usted puede hacer copias de su certificado en caso de pérdida, daño o robo. Una copia ilegal significa copiar para falsificar o alterar la foto, la alteración de la información en el certificado, copia

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