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Jun, 2025
How To Handle A Request For Evidence (RFE) From USCIS
If you are applying for a green card or a visa, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, abbreviated as USCIS, might...
Jun, 2025
Mental-Health Based Inadmissibility: Which Psychiatric Issues Can Lead to Green Card Denial
A green card enables you to live and work full-time in the United States. While many individuals qualify for a green card...
Jun, 2025
Can Green Card Holders Use Medical Marijuana in States Where It’s Legal?
California and many other states nationwide have legalized medical marijuana use. However, you need a medical marijuana...
May, 2025
Can an Undocumented Person in California Get a Driver’s License?
A driver’s license is essential for navigating everyday life in California. For a long time, undocumented immigrants did...
Apr, 2025
Difference Between U.S. Green Card and U.S. Citizenship
Becoming a US citizen or holder of a US Green Card comes with specific rights, such as living and working permanently in...
Apr, 2025
FAQs About How Long Immigrant’s Sponsor Responsible for Support Under I-864 Affidavit
If you are a permanent resident or citizen of the United States, you can arrange for your loved one to join you in the...
Mar, 2025
Filling Out I-864, Affidavit Of Support Under Section 213A Of The Act
If a U.S. permanent resident or citizen wants to sponsor or petition for an immigrant family member to become a permanent...
Mar, 2025
If Immigrating Spouse Worked Illegally in the U.S., Can Their Work Be Counted Toward 40 Quarters?
Immigrating to the United States often involves a variety of complexities. The immigration laws govern how individuals can...
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