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As a parent, a lengthy separation from your children could be a painful prospect. However, it could also be necessary if you want to offer them the best future possible. Taking a new job or remarrying might mean you live in a different country than they do. Once you...
Coming to the United States may have been a dream for you - just the same for many would-be citizens. Your marriage to a U.S. citizen gives you a once-in-a-lifetime chance to obtain a green card and experience America in all its entirety – but that isn’t the same as...
You're moving to the United States with your family, and your priority is to provide for them. You want to work as soon as possible so that you can start to support them with a consistent income. But how long is this going to take? When are you allowed to actually go...
You’ve planned on joining your loved ones in the U.S. for several years now, and it's finally happening. You’ve initiated the immigration process. All of your documents are in order, the paperwork has been filed and you’re awaiting an interview with the U.S....
When you got married, you were not a U.S. citizen, but the individual that you married was. As a result of your marriage, you were able to obtain a green card so that you could stay in the United States. Before the marriage, you had been in the U.S. on a Visa. Perhaps...
It can take years for someone to meet the qualifications for immigration to the United States and secure a visa. Some of the most popular and commonly used employment visa programs operate on a lottery basis and have a strict annual limit for the number of visas...
You're moving to the United States to be closer to your family. Perhaps your spouse already immigrated there, or you have other family ties. You're going to be joining them soon. You are excited about this because you want to be with your family, but you also feel a...
The U.S. offers asylum for people who are escaping persecution in their home country or fear that they’ll face persecution or torture for their race, religion, nationality or other characteristics, political views or associations if they return. If someone is facing...
America is supposed to be the “land of opportunity,” but opportunities – especially if you want to start your own business – can be paired with a lot of risks. In the current economic climate, many self-employed people and small business owners are finding themselves...
Naturalized citizens can get stripped of their citizenship rights for various reasons, unlike natural-born US citizens who have their citizenship rights protected by the constitution. Through a process called denaturalization, you could lose your status as a citizen...