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Articles about United States Green Cards.
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Adjustment of Status
Adjustment of Status can be defined as the process a nonimmigrant in the United States goes through to change his/her legal status to permanent resident. Read More »
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Advance Parole
Form I-131 (Application for Travel Document) is used to apply for a Reentry Permit, Refugee Travel Document and Advance Parole. Read More »
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Affidavit of Support
An Affidavit of Support is a legal document that provides proof of an applicant’s financial means of support. An Affidavit of Support, or form I-864, is required for many family-based and employment immigration applications. Read More »
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Affidavit of Support
An Affidavit of Support is a legal document that provides proof of an applicant’s financial means of support. Read More »
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Applying for a Travel Document With USCIS Form I-131
If you are a green card holder and you are considering an extended trip outside of the United States then you may want to consider the risks you might run when trying to reenter the country. Read More »
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Becoming U.S. Citizens In The War Zone
Many military members who are non-citizens continue to fight our country Read More »
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Business Immigration
Business immigration to the United States allows people who have talents and skill that the U.S. could benefit from, to be admitted to the United States to work on a temporary or permanent basis. Read More »
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Changing Viewpoints on Immigrants and the U.S. Economy
A new book entitled, “Immigrant Inc.” maintains that skilled immigrants enhance the U.S. economy and are crucial to its future success. Read More »
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Court Ruling: Some illegal Immigrants Eligible for Green Card
Individuals who enter the United States illegally may still be eligible to adjust their status and apply for a Green Card, under certain circumstances Read More »
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Decline in Caribbean Green Card Holders
According to new reports, the number of people who are obtaining legal permanent residents or green cards, in the United States from Latin America and from the Caribbean countries has slowed slightly from the numbers in 2009. Read More »
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