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With 249 bilateral posts, including embassies and consulates in 168 countries, and numerous missions to international organizations, the reach of U.S. diplomacy is extensive and influential. However, despite this widespread presence, there are still a few...
Getting dual citizenship in the United States can offer you many benefits. However, before applying, you need to be aware of the rules regarding dual citizenship for both the U.S. and your home country. The U.S....
The DACA program in the United States offers work permits and deportation protection to those who were brought into the U.S. illegally but unknowingly. More specifically, the DACA program is designed for children whose families brought...
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...
The United States is one the most popular countries for those seeking green cards. Getting a green card and obtaining citizenship are big steps for immigrants moving to the United States. Both of these actions can...
DACA, known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is a policy that was set by the U.S. government protecting children whose parents had brought them into the country illegally. Under DACA status, these children are allowed...
Persons in refugee or asylee status in the U.S. are not expected to get passports from their own countries. They are allowed to adjust their status to permanent residents only after a year of being an...
Once a foreign national arrives at a US port of entry and seeks entry to the US, a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer will have the final say on whether he is admissible to...
