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Becoming a U.S. citizen is a significant milestone for immigrants. It grants the right to vote, work without restrictions, and enjoy other benefits. The path to citizenship involves a naturalization process, culminating in an interview. Preparing for this interview is...
Imagine preparing for a journey, only to find yourself stuck at the starting line, waiting indefinitely. For people seeking citizenship in the country, this is a familiar scenario. Delays in the immigration process can feel like an endless waiting game filled with...
Many couples feel both excited and nervous about their U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) marriage interview. Adequate preparation can help you face this step with confidence. The interview checks if your relationship is genuine and if you qualify for a...
In June 2024, the Biden administration announced a new program allowing spouses of citizens to apply for parole-in-place from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Under this initiative, they do not have to risk years of separation from their families to apply...
If you are a United States green card holder (also known as a lawful permanent resident), you likely wonder if you can apply for citizenship. If you have been living in Florida for five years, the answer is likely yes. However, there are some requirements and steps...
Form I-751 is a petition to remove conditions on residence. This petition is used by conditional residents who obtained status through marriage, to request that USCIS remove the conditions on his or her residence. If you are filing with your U.S. citizen or lawful...
There are millions of people in America—and, indeed, probably around the world—who desire to become naturalized citizens of the United States. However, our readers in Florida who are familiar with our previous blog posts here and other materials on our website...
A family-based immigration process is a wonderful tool for citizens of other countries who wish to join their family members who are U.S. citizens. However, the family-based immigration process requires the immigration petition to be filed by the family member who is...
Once you reside in the U.S. for five years as a lawful permanent resident you may want to seek U.S. citizenship. One way to do this is through naturalization. There are certain eligibility requirements that lawful permanent residents must fulfill in order to obtain...
Permanent residents in the United States may consider applying for U.S. citizenship for many reasons. The security and stability offered by citizenship can be very beneficial to you and your loved ones. Benefits of U.S. citizenship Some of the benefits of citizenship...