Becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization is a significant milestone for immigrants seeking permanent residency in the United States. However, achieving citizenship status entails meeting specific eligibility criteria established by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). In this article, we will delve into the essential eligibility requirements individuals must fulfill to apply for U.S. Read More
Navigating the U.S. Citizenship Application Process: A Comprehensive Guide
Becoming a citizen of the United States is a significant milestone for immigrants seeking to fully integrate into American society. The application process for U.S. citizenship, also known as naturalization, involves several steps, documentation requirements, and forms. In this blog post, we'll provide an overview of the application process, including the necessary forms, documentation, fees, and steps involved in Read More
Embracing Dual Citizenship and Renunciation: Navigating the Path to U.S. Citizenship
In today's interconnected world, the concept of citizenship is evolving, allowing individuals to hold citizenship in more than one country simultaneously. Dual citizenship offers numerous benefits, including expanded travel and work opportunities, cultural connections, and the ability to maintain ties with one's country of origin. In this blog post, we'll explore the concept of dual citizenship, the process for Read More
Have you worked in the US without permission?
This won’t be a problem for a spouse of a US citizen UNLESS the person worked without permission and then did NOT disclose that fact when asked about it on an online immigration application, paper submitted application, or in person with an immigration official. A common situation is for a student on an F-visa to babysit while he is in school, and then not disclose that when asked about it on an online immigration Read More
Can I renew my two year green card if I am no longer with my spouse?
If you obtained your two-year green card through marriage and you are no longer with your spouse, you may still be able to renew your green card by filing Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. If you are successful, USCIS will grant you a 10-year green card (Form I-551)! To be successful on this application, you will need to show that yours was a “real” (aka bona fide) relationship Read More
Fiance Visa to Citizenship
Our client of many years recently got their Citizenship Application approved! When they came to us, they were a newly engaged couple who had experienced some complications with their Fiancé Visa application. They decided that they couldn’t wait to get married so we filed an I-130 instead. Once their application was approved, we worked with them on the National Visa Center applications and prepared them for the Read More
US citizenship in less than 3 months
This week one of our clients became a US citizen in less than three months. She had been a permanent resident for more than 5 years and decided that it was time to take the next step in her immigration process. We immediately began to work with her and submitted a strong application to USCIS on her behalf. She was scheduled for her Naturalization interview within 3 months. Our attorney prepared our client for her Read More
Expedited Travel Document and Green Card in One Visit
Recently, we were able to help one of our clients to get approval on her green card and expedited travel documents. She got a change to visit their very ill mother in India. Our client was waiting on a pending green card application and urgently needed to leave the country. She wanted to see her ill mother and to take care of her. Our attorney was able to get her an appointment to request to expedite her application Read More
Peace of Mind After 11 Years!
This week our firm obtained a big win for one of our clients at their removal hearing. Our client had been in removal proceedings since 2011. Our client suffered 11 years of stress because of the removal proceedings. Our attorney was able to gather strong evidence and argued a strong compelling argument in favor of our client. The court granted our client his green card. Not only will our client get his green card, Read More
USCIS may reopen on June 4 for US naturalizations/citizenship
Today I received a message from the New England Chapter of AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) informing me that USCIS offices in Massachusetts plan to bring workers back into its offices on June 1 and reopen to the public on June 4 for limited services. Once reopened, USCIS will focus on scheduled small-batch US naturalization ceremonies. Also, USCIS will begin scheduling N-400 interviews. We do Read More
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