Is Dual Citizenship Right for You?
Dual citizenship, also known as dual nationality is defined as simultaneously being a citizen of two countries. Not every country allows dual citizenship.
Dual citizenship, also known as dual nationality is defined as simultaneously being a citizen of two countries. Not every country allows dual citizenship.
There are two general ways to look into gaining citizenship through U.S. citizen parents. An expert immigration attorney can help you navigate the process.
The road to American citizenship has milestones and markers - and is best navigated with an immigration attorney who is able to guide the way.
All visas granted in the U.S. have an expiration date. You are expected to leave the country before you overstay your visa - but what if circumstances dictate that you can't?
Deferred action is an immigration status which the executive branch can grant to illegal immigrants, delaying their deportation
If you are a recent immigrant or are looking to come to the U.S., it is important to understand the immigration status designations utilized by USCIS.
With recent political confusion, you may wonder about your status. If you are a green card or work visa holder, can you be deported? We answer your questions.
Processing delays are now the norm for many immigration cases. What can you expect as far as duration regarding your application to USCIS?
Regardless of your legal status, if you’re injured due to the negligence or intentional act of another person, you have the right to bring a claim in the United States.
It's important to understand not only the U.S. visa which you hold, but also the rules and pertinent dates involved with that particular document.