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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 your U.S. employer.  The educational requirements for the offered job will be listed on your approved Labor Certification (Form […]

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 to stay in the United States legally, and it affords them legal protection and a work permit. DACA holders […]

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 asylee or refugee in the U.S. It is understandable that such persons may need to travel and that they […]

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 the US. If the case is not convincing, the CBP officer may deny admission and subsequently issue an expedited […]

Find Out Which Affidavit Of Support You Need! Many intending immigrants and temporary visitors to the US must file an Affidavit of Support using Form I-864, Form I-864EZ, or Form I-134 to overcome the “public charge” ground of inadmissibility. USCIS requires that most people entering the US provide evidence that they will not become a […]

The United States is said to be a land of opportunity.It is if full of well-established industries. All that makes it easy for a beginner who wishes to start a business in the US. Once you plan to start a business in the US, you must first analyze the kind of business you can start. […]

A US visa  is the primary requirement for any foreign national desiring to gain entry into the United States. A visa is basically a travel document that permits a foreign national to travel to a specific country and reside there for a particular period of time. The embassy or consulate of the country which the […]

It is the hard truth that there are thousands of persons living in the US illegally. To check this, Congress passed a law on April 1, 1997, to punish people for staying in the US unlawfully, without legal status. Any stay after a valid visa has expired is also included under this. Per the law, […]