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Oct, 2023
What Crimes Make an Immigrant Inadmissible to the U.S.?
For United States citizens, the greatest fear of a conviction is spending time behind bars and hefty fines. However, as an...
Oct, 2023
How to Appeal an Immigration Decision?
An immigrant whose USCIS application is denied can appeal the decision to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO). The AAO...
Oct, 2023
How to Apply for a U Visa as a Crime Victim?
A U visa is a non-immigrant visa set aside for victims of certain serious crimes. Obtaining a U visa allows you to...
Oct, 2023
Top Reasons Why Your Green Card Application Could be Denied
Obtaining a green card to enter the United States can be a great chance to build a new life there, as you have access to...
Sep, 2023
The Green Card Renewal Process Explained
If your green card expires or is about to expire, it does not mean you are no longer a legal permanent resident. You will...
Sep, 2023
Can I Get a Green Card while I'm in the United States?
Adjustment of Status (AOS) allows eligible individuals currently residing in the country to seek lawful permanent residence...
Sep, 2023
Ways to Stop Deportation in Immigration Court
You can be deported if you are an immigrant living in California and commit a deportable felony. Deportation is the process...
Sep, 2023
What are the Major Categories of "Deportable Crimes"?
When a person faces an arrest and criminal charges in California, they risk facing severe penalties like prison time and...
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