Although a green card is proof of permanent residency, a green card itself is not permanent. Each green card has a green card expiration date, usually 10 years from the date that the card was issued. This is confusing for some people, but the green card expiration date was introduced in 1989 as a measure […]
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Sometimes, people meet a partner outside of the US and decide to get married. When a US citizen or permanent resident decides to marry someone outside of the US, the new spouse must first go through the immigration process in order to gain entry into the US. In most cases, a K1 fiancé(e) visa is
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Making mistakes on your US immigration forms or applications can cause delays or can even cause your applications to be rejected. Unfortunately, mistakes are easy to make because the immigration process can be quite confusing, especially for someone who is not familiar with the process. Some of the more common mistakes in immigration documents include:
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Many people applying for US immigration visas or green cards shy away from using an attorney. Not everyone who arrives in the US is wealthy, and attorneys can be expensive. Some individuals applying for a green card or immigration status try to act as their own attorneys. Although this is possible, it can be complex.
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