Taking steps to obtain U.S. government permission to live and work in Texas or elsewhere across the country can be an exciting, yet stressful experience. Perhaps, you have family members who have already successfully navigated the process. Then again, maybe you are the "pioneer" in your family, the first to emigrate from another country of origin. One of the most important things you may have to do is attend an immigration interview.
During such interviews, U.S. immigration law officials ask many questions. The things you say, what you do and even your personal appearance that day may affect your ability to stay in the United States. It's a good idea to stay closely connected to a strong support network, so you can rely on people who are skilled and experienced, especially if a legal problem arises.
