If you are a student coming to the United States to study, then you may wonder if you’ll be able to work while you’re in the USA. For some people, working is a great way to support themselves while also attending classes. This might also give them an opportunity to...
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Supreme Court decision a setback for some immigrants aspiring to green cards
The U.S. Supreme Court has been handing down a number of rulings in advance of its summer break. One unanimous ruling earlier this month was very disappointing news for some of the approximately 400,000 immigrants in the U.S. who have temporary protected status (TPS)...
3 practical tips for immigrants who are new to the United States
For immigrants to the United States, trying to navigate their new environment can be challenging -- but there are several things that you can do to make the transition a bit easier. Even if you can’t handle these until you get into the country, adding them to your...
How can I get Temporary Protected Status as a Venezuelan?
Earlier this year, the U.S. administration added Venezuela to the list of countries whose citizens can claim Temporary Protected Status (TPS). The government estimates this could protect over 300,000 Venezuelans who are currently in the United States. If you are one...
Good news for Florida family as deported mom prepares for reentry
Alejandro Juarez made national headlines and became the subject of one of Netflix’s hottest documentaries after her deportation. Recently, President Biden overturned former President Trump’s “zero-tolerance” immigration policy. For Ms. Juarez and the family she left...
When does a criminal charge affect your immigration status?
Learning the laws in a new country can be a challenge. The United States is notorious for having many laws at the state and federal level that most people don’t even know about. Both citizens and immigrants could break the law without intending to do so. As an...
Who is exempt from testing requirements for naturalization?
Becoming a citizen of the United States requires that you undergo the naturalization process. You usually have to live in the United States as a permanent resident or green card holder first. One of the final steps in naturalization involves taking two tests...
3 tips for immigrants coming into the United States
Moving to the United States is a goal for many, but preparation is key to success. While people can and do immigrate suddenly, those who have time to plan should also consider taking steps to make acclimating to their new home a lot easier. Here are three ways to do...
How is a “child” defined for family-based immigration?
Bringing family members to the United States is a dream for many individuals -- but understanding exactly who qualifies for family-based immigration can sometimes be harder than you might think. Making sure that their children come to this country with them are a...
Debunking four common myths about U.S. green cards
Many foreign nationals want to come to America to work and live permanently. Acquiring a green card (permanent resident card) is one of the most common paths to residency. However, this process is surrounded many untruths about what it takes to get a green card in...
