Immigrants usually submit Form G-325A, Biographic information along with their green card or other applications as part of the overall package for review by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS.) USCIS agents use the information on the fingerprinting form as part of the vetting process to make decisions on each individual immigrant case. As with …
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Government policy around low-skilled and undocumented labor include economic reverberations that affect the U.S. economy from both business and consumer points of view. Sectors reliant on increasingly elusive low-skilled labor– including agriculture, construction, health care, food preparation and others– could result in higher costs for production and higher prices for consumption. “The enormous demand for …
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The plight of immigrants in the country and around the world is highlighted as the Holy See, known for his affinity for immigration issues, makes his first visit to the United States. In Washington D.C., Pope Francis spoke as an advocate for immigrants during his remarks to congressional lawmakers, a speech that was flanked by …
Form I-94, Arrival/Departure Record, is the document that record the arrival and departure dates of U.S. visitors. Processed by Customs and Border Protection (CPB) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Form I-94 information provides basic visitor information—things like the arrival date, visa status, and the date the visitor is required to leave the U.S. …
Naturalization is the immigration process through which a foreign national becomes a citizen. To become a U.S. citizen, a foreign must first get a Green Card. Becoming a Green Card Holder Citizenship begins with permanent residency. Permanent residency can be obtained through a few methods; however, the most common are through a U.S. citizen or …
Most USCIS forms you file will come with a fee. And if the fee is not paid for, the forms are usually immediately rejected. The USCIS, however, does provide the opportunity for you to waive certain fees if you are eligible. Form I-912 The USCIS is the agency in charge of lawful immigration to the …
Navigating the complexities of family-based immigration can be a daunting journey. It’s a difficult process, even for U.S. citizens who want to help their children. Especially when they have surpassed the age of 21, which further complicates matters when it comes to their required legal procedures. Consequently, an important question arises: Can a U.S. citizen …