U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has approved 10, 000 U visas for fiscal year 2012, reaching the statutory maximum for the visas. This is the third straight year that the USCIS has reached its statutory maximum for the U visas. Since 2008, over 61,000 have been granted U visas. The agency is pleased with […]
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When those wishing to immigrate to the US apply for visas, in some instances consular officials find applicants inadmissible into the US, which leads to the rejection of the visa application. When this happens, the applicants can usually apply to have the grounds of inadmissibility waived so that they can get a visa. Traditionally, applicants
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In order to become a US citizen, you will need to attend a US citizenship interview and pass the US citizenship exam. For many naturalization candidates, this is one of the most frightening steps in the process. A US citizenship exam tests your knowledge of the English language and your knowledge of US civics. This
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Many Americans use social media to share and get information, and to stay in touch with family and friends. Increasingly, the government is also using social media to share information and to help keep the public informed. A number of immigration agencies in the US have social networking sites and a social networking presence. This
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