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There are several requirements that your green card photo must meet in order to be accepted by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The requirements for these photos can be quite strict, so you...

If you were married or had a child before you became a permanent resident and your spouse or child did not accompany you to the United States when you initially entered as a permanent resident, your...

You file Form N-565, Application for Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship Document, to get a replacement for your Naturalization or Citizenship Certificate. You have to file this form with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). You can file this...

The US Passport is a very important document, and the passport renewal has to happen regularly if one were to enjoy the facilities it offers. In order to travel between two countries, a passport is the...

Throughout the history, we have seen United States have signed innumerable treaties, especially treaties strengthening “Friendship, Commerce and Navigation” with other countries. The sole purpose of these treaties was to encourage trade and investment and maintain...

Sure, the U.S. Green Card gets you on the road to U.S. citizenship, but the Green Card isn’t a highly coveted document just because it gets you on your way to naturalization: As a permanent resident,...

To get an H1B visa, the individual must have a specific job offer from an employer for work to be performed inside the US. H1B visas are issued to individuals who are being employed to perform...

Having the process of moving from green card holder to naturalized citizen go smoothly is best accomplished by understanding the rules around naturalization and the procedures involved in gaining citizenship. In general terms, immigrants seeking naturalization...