Foreign nationals who now apply for immigrant visas will have to pay the USCIS immigrant fees. USCIS and the DOS worked jointly and implemented this new fees and the immigrant visa applicants must pay the immigrant fees to the USCIS apart from paying the visa processing fees to the DOS. After they receive their visa […]
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Georgia is likely to enforce a part of its controversial immigration law, which is also known as “the show me your papers law”. According to this law, the police in Georgia will be allowed to verify the immigration status of the people. The police may investigate the status of a person if they feel that
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A US citizen or a Green Card holder, above age 65 is likely to become eligible for Medicare. Health care law of the United States helps the people with Medicare to live healthier, as Medicare allows them to get access to many preventive services. One of the most important things that we need to do
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DREAMers, in the United States, who meet certain eligibility requirements will be granted deferred action status and renewable work permits. This status granted to undocumented immigrants will be valid for a two year period and during this period, immigrants who receive deferred action will be allowed to live and work legally in America. Undocumented immigrants
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Many American states are in the process of granting driver’s licenses to deferred action recipients. However, there are a few American states, like Arizona, that do not want to grant driver’s licenses and other benefits to DACA recipients. Now, undocumented immigrants in Nevada, who receive deferred action are likely to obtain driver’s licenses. Though few
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Symbolizing the close relationship between Mexico and the United States of America, Mexico’s President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto met President Obama, on Tuesday. According to President Obama, the recent US election has given him a chance to reform the US immigration laws. He stated that the relationship between both the countries is a matter of people,
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Millions of undocumented immigrants in America, who had always been dreaming for a better future are now applying for deferred action. This program implemented by President Obama in August, will defer the deportation of young undocumented immigrants who meet the prerequisites. Thousands of undocumented immigrants from various American states are filing their applications and few
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The Government of United States has announced that the parole granted to immediate relatives of US citizens in CNMI (Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands), will be extended for two more years. According to this announcement, foreign nationals in CNMI, who are immediate relatives of US citizens, will be allowed to stay back in CNMI,
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The path to US citizenship is long and tiresome and at times it takes around two years to complete. Many Green Card holders in America who are eligible for US citizenship do not want to go for US citizenship, due to lack of information and motivation. Prospective citizens are often defrauded by fraudsters who take
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According to an announcement made by Michigan’s Secretary of State, deferred action recipients in Michigan will not be granted driver’s licenses. DACA program implemented by President Obama will shelve the deportation of few young undocumented immigrants, who entered the country as minors and who satisfy all the deferred action eligibility requirements. Secretary of State, Ruth
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