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There are many ways to get a Green Card. One common way that people get Green Cards is through their family member. If you are a family member of a permanent resident or citizen, you may...
If you want to apply for a Certificate of Citizenship, you may file Form N-600, Application for Certificate of Citizenship with the USCIS. However, if you lost your Citizenship/Naturalization Certificate then Form N-600 cannot be filed....
If you are preparing for the marriage based Green Card interview, there are helpful resources available online including this article. These will make a complicated interview process simpler. Attending an interview is the most important part...
Updated May 23, 2023 What Is Form I-130 & Its Use? Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, is a document used by U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, and permanent residents to sponsor their family members living abroad...
Replacing your green card can be a time-consuming process. However, it is necessary if something happens to your old card. The law requires that permanent residents keep their green cards with them at all times. While...
Many permanent residents are eligible to become U.S. citizens but are intimidated by the citizen test and interview. While the citizenship test does require study, you should not let it discourage you from applying for citizenship....
Green card holders must renew their green card every ten years. While this is typically a routine procedure, it can still take some time to complete. Be sure to get started early so that you don’t...
For many foreign-born individuals who immigrate to the United States, living in the country amounts to only the first step toward the greater goal of obtaining citizenship. For these immigrants, filing a U.S. citizenship application means...
