ImmigrationDirect Blog: Your Trusted Source for US Immigration
Among the seven eligibility requirements of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy there are criminal disqualifications. This eligibility requirement reads as such: “Have not been convicted of a felony, significant misdemeanor, three or more other...
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) now assists low-income naturalization applicants with a reduced application fee of $320 plus an $85 biometric services fee. The discounted rate applies to qualified applicants with a demonstrated need for...
Are you in the United States because you went through the steps to obtain your green card? Or, are you a spouse of a green card holder that is interested in coming to the United States?...
When submitting any sort of immigration application to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), there is the potential that you will receive a Request for Evidence (RFE). If you receive an RFE, you will...
There are many paths to citizenship in the United States, and one of those paths goes through services in the U.S. armed forces. Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), people born in other countries can...
United States citizenship can bring many benefits to the beholder. Once you have obtained citizenship, you can not lose your status unless you procured your citizenship through fraud. While permanent residents in the United States do...
When applying for citizenship, having a valid green card on hand will certainly make the process run more smoothly. An expiring, expired, or lost green card could cause unwanted problems during the naturalization process. U.S. immigration...
In order for any eligible permanent resident to qualify for naturalization and legally become a U.S. citizen, they must pass a citizenship test. So, what is the citizenship test that one must take? This two-part exam...
