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Citizenship is the legal status given to a person who hold citizenship of a country. Citizenship includes many rights, duties and privileges. U.S. Citizenship is usually acquired by birth when the child is born in the territory of the United States under the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution..
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A Green Card or Permanent Resident Card discloses information that provides an individualâs proof of lawful permanent resident status in the United States. An individual with a Green Card has the right to live and work permanently in the United States. Green Card holders have to follow...
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Foreigners working for a foreign entity are allowed to visit the United States on a B1 Business Visitor Visa. B1 Business Visas are more advantageous than visa waivers for various reasons depending on the circumstances, including visa extensions and adjustment of status.
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A United States passport is an official government document issued by the United States Department of State. A United States passport certifies an individual's identity and U.S. citizenship. A passport is an internationally recognized travel document and it allows the passport holder to travel abroad...
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Obtaining Green Cards through Marriage can be complicated. Every year over 450,000 thousand United States citizens marry foreign-born individuals and petition for them to obtain a permanent residency (Green Card) in the United States. Spouses of U.S. citizens are considered...
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It is the employerâs responsibility to ensure that the appropriate documentation is provided by every new employee hired after November 6th, 1986. There are stiff penalties for not being able to provide Form I-9 for all employees upon request. The employer has the right to refuse...
Continue Reading →Wouldn't it be great if you wanted to live in the United States you could just tell the immigration officer when you come in to the country and he would hand you a work permit and permission to be here as long as you wanted? Unfortunately, this is not the case. In order to immigrate to the United States you must obey certain laws and go through rigorous procedures set out by the laws of this country. The United States is a land that was created by immigrants. However, the laws have changed drastically as a result of the history that this country has lived. So before you decide to immigrate to this country you must learn and understand these laws so that you can immigrate legally and be a part of this great society and country. There are several ways to do this and our goal in this website is to provide you the tools to legally immigrate to the United States. The greatest immigration benefit you can receive in the United States is Citizenship. However, before you become a citizen there are several steps you must take like becoming a Lawful Permanent Resident. This Residence is commonly referred to as "Green Card". There are several ways to obtain your "Green Card", whether it is through family, work, investment or through special laws like the Diversity Lottery Program. After you are a "Green Card" holder for several years then you can apply for your United States Citizenship. Citizenship can also be acquired through birth in the United States or through a United States Citizen parent, even if you are born outside the United States.
Sometimes you need to be in the United States temporarily and you must do so for extended periods of time. A tourist/business visa may not be enough. There are several types of visas that may be available for you to come to the United States. It is very important that you choose the right type of visa for your particular situation. Those of you who wish to come temporarily should request a non-immigrant visa, while those that wish to come permanently should apply for an immigrant visa.