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Most of the time, an Employment Authorization Document is only made available to those who can work in the U.S. due to a nonimmigrant status and/or through a specific employer. Some people who are waiting to...
The right time to file for US citizenship depends on a couple of factors. It all has to do with your status as a permanent resident. A permanent resident, also referred to as a Green Card...
The T visa is a nonimmigrant visa for victims of human trafficking and violence. Victims are the following: People who have been recruited, harbored, transported, provided or obtained for prostitution by force, fraud, or coercion People...
EAD is an official document that grants permission for an immigrant to work in the United States. It’s necessary to be an EAD holder because the United States does not permit all immigrants to work there....
Once you receive your Certificate of Naturalization, have at least one backup copy of it. You can make backup copies of your certificate in case it is lost, damaged, or stolen. Unlawful copying means copying for...
A permanent resident or a conditional resident in the US who plans to travel abroad for a period of more than one year, needs to get a reentry permit. If your stay outside the US is...
If you are not eligible to enter the U.S., you must file an Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility, Form I-601. Not being eligible to enter the U.S. is referred to as inadmissibility. If Form...
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy was created by the administration under President Obama. The program does not grant children citizenship or a pathway to legal status. However, it does allow you to apply...
