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When people think about deportation, they often imagine someone illegally entering the United States from another country and then being sent back there just a short time later. This person is being returned to their home because they did not have the proper paperwork...
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) allows those married to U.S. citizens to apply for a family-based immigrant visa (immediate relative). However, due to the possibility of entering the marriage to avoid immigration laws, the department requires...
Are you a permanent resident of the United States, holding a green card and wondering if there are any benefits to becoming a U.S. citizen? Is it worth applying for U.S. citizenship when you already possess a green card? Acquiring U.S. citizenship can be life...
Sometimes, immigrants want to come to the United States because they aren’t safe in their home country. This may make it impossible for them to wait for the lengthy immigration process to complete. Fortunately, there are two options they might qualify for – temporary...
There are two primary forms of assault in Florida: simple and aggravated. Anyone convicted of either can face jail time, fines or both depending on the type of assault, although aggravated assault is much worse than simple assault. While these consequences can worry...
Immigration is one of the most challenging things non-citizens usually experience, and cases involving green cards are among the leading matters. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is careful when it comes to green cards - they want to give this...
If you have successfully gained permission to live in the United States, you might want to bring your brothers and sisters to join you. Or at least some of them. To do this you first need to become a U.S. citizen, so, if you are just here on a green card, you should...
After living in the United States for some time, you may decide to bring your parents to join you. Doing so could allow you to care for them in their old age, or permit them to help you care for your children. Or, it could simply allow you to enjoy each other’s...
Love has no boundaries. People from different countries and continents can meet, fall in love and marry. The U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Services (USCIS) does its best to help U.S. citizens/ green card holders live with their non-citizen spouses permanently in...
Non-citizens with permission can be in the U.S. for a specified period or permanently, in the case of green card holders. However, they need to observe certain regulations, as mistakes could lead to being deported. Knowing more about what can lead to deportation can...