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USCIS N-400 Priority Processing for Certain Non-Citizen SSI Recipients

In August 2011, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it would prioritize the processing of USCIS Form N-400 (application for naturalization) in some cases for SSI recipients. SSI recipients who have had an N-400 application pending for at least four months and SSI recipients who will have SSI benefits ended within one […]

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Benefits of holding a U.S. Green Card

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There are many benefits of obtaining a US green card, which is why many immigrants to the US apply for a green card as soon as they are eligible. Also known as permanent residency, a green card entitles you to several important benefits: The freedom to work and live in the US permanently. With a

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How to an Obtain Investment Visa for the U.S.

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How to an Obtain Investment Visa for the U.S. The E-1 visa (Treaty Trader visa) and the E-2 Treaty Investor visa are two types of investment visas which allow nationals to enter the US in order to invest in the US and its economy. The E-1 visa and E-2 visa allow the holder to work

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Be Prepared to Pass the K-1 Fiancee Visa Interview

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Be Prepared to Pass the K-1 Fiancee Visa Interview The K-1 fiancée visa is the visa used when a US citizen marries a national from another country. The K-1 visa is designed to allow the non-US citizen to enter the US for the purpose of marriage. Once the couple are married, the fiancée visa holder

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Learn About the Recent USCIS Updates for H-1B Visa

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Learn About the Recent USCIS Updates for H-1B Visa The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently announced changes to the H-1B visa program. Specifically, adjudications officers have been offered additional information about what it takes to qualify for an H-1B visa special occupation classification under a valid employer-employee relationship. As the work world

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USCIS Policy Changes for Immigrant Entrepreneurs

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USCIS Announces Outline of Policy Changes for Immigrant Entrepreneurs USCIS and Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano have announced police changes affecting immigrant entrepreneurs. These changes are designed to help bolster the economy by attracting talented entrepreneurs who can help create jobs and who can help stimulate the economy. The move essentially shows that the

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Get a Green Card as Multi-National Manager or Executive

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It is possible to get a green card through employment sponsorship. In many cases, an employer will sponsor a specific employee for an employment green card. Multinational managers and executives or intra-company transferees also qualify for an employment green card. However, these petitioners must meet the following eligibility requirements: The applicant must be a multinational

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Reunite your Family in the United States

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Many people get their green cards through family sponsorship. If you have become a US citizen or permanent resident, you can sponsor your immediate family to come and live in the US through a family green card. The US makes this possible in order to keep families together. Therefore, if you have moved to the

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Can you Change your Visitor Visa to a Student Visa?

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The visitor visa and student visa are similar in some respects. The B1 visa and B2 visa allows people to enter the US for business and tourist. This visa allows visitors to take recreational courses of study, on a short-term basis, as well. If the course is short-term and takes fewer than 18 hours per

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What Fees H-2A and H-2B Visa Workers May Not Have to Pay

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The H-2A visa and H-2B visa is intended to help US employers find temporary foreign workers to fill needed posts in the US. However, the USCIS has special provisions to ensure that workers on these visas are not charged unfair fees in exchange for the right to work in the US. As a result, under

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The Misconceptions and Hope of the Dream Act

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The DREAM (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors) Act is a proposed piece of legislation which would offer some undocumented students conditional permanent residency. The bill would be available for students of good moral character who arrived in the US as minors, who have lived in the US for an extended period of time,

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