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Mar 09 How Will Immigration Know That I've been in the U.S.?

Simply because you or someone you know may have NEVER been arrested, detained, or otherwise registered with any U.S. government ...

Mar 09 My U.S. Citizen Son/Daughter Is or Will Be 21 Years Old or Older, Can They Help Me Immigrate?

Generally it is true, U.S. citizen children ("sons/daughter") who are 21 years old or older can file an I-130 Visa Petition to ...

Mar 09 To File or Not to File an I-130 Visa Petition?

To know whether a particular individual ‘should’ file an I-130 visa petition for a family member can easily become very ...

Mar 09 Adjustment of Status for U Visas/Victims of Crimes

Now that you have a U Visa (AKA: U Nonimmigrant Status) it might be time for you to consider preparing for or filing for ...

Feb 10 Case Dismissed? Great, But You Can Be Deported. Criminal Cases Affect the Naturalization Process

Even if your case was "DISMISSED" in criminal court, it is very common that the dismissal was obtained after pleading "guilty" or ...

Feb 03 Failing to Register for Selective Service Can Affect Your Eligibility to Become a U.S. Citizen

U.S. law requires males between the ages of 18 to 25 to register for the selective service regardless of their legal status. Thus, ...