Some families have lived in multiple countries. That can result in children having multiple nationalities that are not all the same as each other. You automatically gained U.S. citizenship if you were born in the United States. If your parents were only there...
The classification of who is and is not a “child” varies from culture to culture. It’s important to understand how the word child is defined by immigration officials if you’re interested in applying for or maintaining a family-based immigration status in the U.S. ...
Those seeking family-based immigration opportunities often need to coordinate international efforts. While you may live in the United States because you are a citizen or a permanent resident, the member of your family that you hope to bring into the country might...
Having your family in the United States is probably your priority. While this is easy for some people, those who have children in foreign countries might face challenges to make this a reality. It’s possible to bring your child to the U.S. if you’re a citizen or a...
Naturalization is the process you go through to obtain United States citizenship. If you are currently in the country on a green card, you may want to find out how it works.Here is a brief summary: What does it entitle you to? Once you become a U.S. citizen, you are...
