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The Benefits of U.S Citizenship: Why Becoming a Citizen is the Right Choice for You
The United States of America has long been hailed as the land of opportunity, where one can live freely and pursue their dreams. As an immigrant, you may already be enjoying these freedoms as a resident. However, the benefits of U.S. citizenship go beyond just enjoying these freedoms; they can open doors to new opportunities…
Five Year Work Authorizations
As an immigrant in a foreign country, it can often be difficult to navigate the complex visa and work authorization regulations. The introduction of the new five year work authorization has been a welcomed change for many immigrants in the United States. It not only offers a more secure and longer-term option but also provides…
Removal of Conditional Residency
Are you a conidtional permanent resident and wondering what happens if you file your I-751 application late? You are not alone. Late flling is a cause for concern as it could affect your legal status. USCIS generally requires I-751 applicants to file their petitions 90 days before their conditional green card expires. Failing to do…
Credible Fear Interview (CFI) vs. Reasonable Fear Interview (RFI)
Navigating through the immigration process can be challenging for an asylum seeker. Depending on how and when the asylum seeker entered or was apprehended in the United States will determine if they qualify for a Credible Fear Interview or Reasonable Fear Interview. Breaking Down CFI & RFI The Credible Fear Interview and Reasonable Fear Interview…
Expedited Removal
What is Expedited Removal? Expedited Removal is a process the government uses to remove certain people from the United States more quickly and without ever seeing an Immigration Judge. In expedited removal proceedings, your case is evaluated by an officer from DHS who will determine if you will be immediately removed from the United States….
Firm Resettlement
If you want to seek Asylum in the United States but have lived in another country, other than the one you are fleeing from, before coming to the United States, there are a few things to consider. Having lived in a third country can deem you to be “firmly resettled” by the United States Government…
The Impact of Family Detention Centers for Undocumented Persons
The world of immigration has always been a hot topic in the media and politics. One of the biggest challenges in the United States is how to handle the steady influx of undocumented persons at the border. This issue has led to the establishment of family detention centers, which are facilities specifically designed to detain…
Guide to U-Visa for Crime Victims: Everything You Need to Know
Immigrants face many challenges in the United States. Often, they experience discrimination and abuse, and many are victimized by crime. Fortunately, the U-Visa provides some relief for immigrant victims of crime. This immigration benefit empowers those who have suffered physical or emotional harm as a result of criminal activity in the United States, offering them…
The USCIS Backlog: What it means for Immigration Applicants
Many immigration applicants have been facing long wait times and processing delays due to an enormous backlog at United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). In FY 2020, USCIS experienced a 61% increase in pending applications compared to the previous year, while the agency’s staffing levels only increased by 1%. This backlog has caused significant…
Children Born Out Of Country To United States Citizen Parents
Citizenship for Children Born Abroad to U.S. Parents Having a child born outside of the United States can present additional obstacles when it comes to getting your child American citizenship. However, if you are a U.S. citizen who has a child born abroad, there are several options available for you to get your child U.S….
