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What To Expect at a Citizenship Interview

If you are nervous about your U.S. citizenship interview, you are not alone. While it can seem scary, it does …

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Understanding the Diversity Visa Lottery Program

The U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery Program changes lives and enriches the United States. If you are considering the Diversity Visa …

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DHS Announces New Process To Promote the Unity and Stability of Families

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced a new process to allow non-citizen spouses to apply for U.S. citizenship …

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Can You Appeal a Denied Visa Application?

Most U.S. visa applications are approved—as many as 86% in fiscal year 2021. But what happens if you are denied? …

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What is Biden’s Border ‘Asylum Ban’ and How Does it Impact Immigration?

The United States received a record 478,885 asylum applications in 2023 (U.S. Department of Justice) but granted only 31,620 requests—or …

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Evidence of Bona Fide Marriage for Immigration

Evidence of a bona fide marriage is important for your family-based immigration petition. The petitioning couple or person must prove …

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Questions to Ask an Immigration Lawyer at a Consultation

A consultation with an immigration lawyer does two things: First, it helps you learn about immigration law, your rights, and …

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USCIS Extends and Redesignates Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopians

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced the extension and reregistration of Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopians through December 12, …

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How Long Does it Take to Bring a Spouse to the U.S.A. With Citizenship?

How Long Does it Take to Bring a Spouse to the U.S.A. With Citizenship? Reuniting with your spouse in the …

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