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Can I Travel While My U.S. Naturalization Application Is Pending? April 22, 2019

Travel is permissible during the time in which you are applying for U.S. naturalization. There are no travel restrictions after filling out Form N-400, which is the Application for Naturalization. That’s because, as a green card holder, you are already a permanent resident, ...

Can I Travel While My U.S. Naturalization Application Is Pending? April 22, 2019
Travel is permissible during the time in which you are applying for U.S. naturalization. There are no travel restrictions after filling out Form N-400, which is the Application for Naturalization. ...
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I'm an Immigrant and Was Charged with a Crime. What Kind of Lawyer Do I Need? April 17, 2019
Tragically, many immigrants who are accused of crimes are represented by lawyers who do not understand the consequences of their client’s immigration status should their client plead guilty or “no ...
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Can I Pay a Bond to Get a Loved One Out of Immigration Detention? April 15, 2019
Your loved one is in immigration detention, so how do you get them out when trial is pending? It can be a challenge, but getting an immigration bond to release them from custody until their court ...
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I Was the Victim of a Crime. Do I Have to Be Here on a Valid Status to Apply for the U-Visa? April 10, 2019
I Was the Victim of a Crime. Do I Have to Be Here on a Valid Status to Apply for the U-Visa? A U-Visa lets undocumented immigrants who were victims of crimes stay in the United States if they meet ...
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Can I Change My Tourist Visa to a Student Visa? April 8, 2019
Many would-be students enter the United States on a tourist (B-2) visa and later decide to swap it to a (F-1) student visa. It should be noted that the B-2 visitor visa is intended only for ...
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If I Get Divorced, Will My Green Card Be Revoked? March 12, 2019
Worried about your green card being revoked, or even being deported because of an impending divorce? There is no one-size-fits-all answer to what happens to permanent resident’s immigration status ...
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